Sentence examples for ignite hunger from inspiring English sources

Standing, for both men and women, burned multiple calories but did not ignite hunger.

The book is credited with igniting a hunger for other narrative memoirs such as Mary Karr's "The Liars' Club" (Viking) in 1995 and Frank McCourt's "Angela's Ashes" (Scribner) in 1996.

Ashker said he had become friends with Denis O'Hearn, a sociology professor and author of Nothing But an Unfinished Song: Bobby Sands, the Irish Hunger Striker who Ignited a Generation.

"This profound human pain... will ignite in you such a deep hunger to heal yourself.

It ignites your inner passions, and feeds your hunger to learn more about the environment that surrounds you.

IF you hunger for a project, something to ignite those primal cooking instincts more fiercely than a standard grill ever could, consider getting a group of friends together to build a weekend fire pit.

Of course, curiosity, confidence and the hunger to learn need to be ignited and nurtured.

There are plenty of potential reasons why "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part 2" failed to ignite the U.S. box office in the manner of past installments.

The food price shock now roiling world markets is destabilizing governments, igniting street riots and threatening to send a new wave of hunger rippling through the world's poorest nations.

The Hunger Games was one of the rare successes that ignited a new era of dystopian novels, such as Veronica Roth's Divergent, which is set to premiere in theatres sometime in March of 2014.

He is almost certainly correct about the historic importance of the 1989 rebel-led hunger strike; the image of students fasting in the hundreds ignited popular participation in a way that even Wang Dan was unprepared for.