Sentence examples for ignite from from inspiring English sources

A bundle of super-dried cotton and synthetics, it will ignite from sparks instantly and makes an ideal fire starter.

Diesels, you may recall from middle-school science class, are the oldest form of internal combustion engine and ignite from simple fuel compression, no spark needed.

Geoff Cameron headed wide on 15 minutes before Wood was unable to get enough traction on the ball to send it past Ecuador goalkeeper Alexander Dominguez – the first openings of a match which had failed to ignite from the very start.

In the example below, I highlight the operating risks that can ignite from ineffective ESG policies and procedures.

The original co-founder and head of Highway 1, Brady Forrest, has reacquired Ignite from O'Reilly Media and is relaunching it today as Ignite Talks PBC.

It was a guessing game as to which home would ignite from these deadly hot projectiles.

A solid mixture is ignited from above.

The mixture used is a stoichiometric propane/air mixture, ignited from rest.

Air was introduced through the bottom plate and the straw was ignited from the top with an electrical radiation source.

Ritual fireworks, normally ignited from a barge in the middle of the Bosporus, were cancelled, as were parades.

As fires ignited – from human sources in most cases – high winds carried the embers and spread them.