Sentence examples for ignite an explosion from inspiring English sources

Since then, Web languages like HTTP and HTML have helped ignite an explosion of online content and creativity.

Thus has the room of politics been filled with gaffe gas, awaiting a blooper's spark to ignite an explosion of derision that echoes endlessly through the media.

The medication in question is alipogene tiparvovec, better known as Glybera, a medicine widely heralded as the "first gene therapy" in the Western world and whose approval helped ignite an explosion of investment and excitement around treatments that correct DNA.

Even a few modest exits could ignite an explosion of advertising innovation.

Believing his design will ignite an explosion of interest, Réard names it after the Pacific nuclear-test site Bikini Atoll.

Johansson, who will be a speaker and brainstormer at the event, defines an intersection as the point where "ideas collide and combine with concepts from diverse industries, cultures, departments, and disciplines to ignite an explosion of creativity and groundbreaking innovation". If he's right, the explosion could be colossal with this group.

The goal ignited an explosion.

Instead, he ignited an explosion, as well as a wave of panic, that brought the ship down.

The tragedy ignited an explosion of public outrage, soul-searching and demands for better regulation of guns.

It was, however, D'Angelo's release of Black Messiah at the end of 2014 that ignited an explosion of musically charged revolts.

The vehicle was filled with liquid propane, and Mr. Nawar ignited an explosion that killed 14 German tourists, 6 Tunisians and a Frenchman, in addition to himself.