Sentence examples for ignite interest in from inspiring English sources
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Abbott's prediction about the end of Bishop's parliamentary career will also ignite interest in her seat of Mackellar, which takes in Sydney's northern beaches next to the prime minister's seat of Warringah.
Carbon nanotubes are among the new forms of carbon, known as fullerenes, whose discovery helped ignite interest in manipulation of materials at the molecular level, the field known as nanotechnology.
THE change in squash equipment has helped ignite interest in the game for younger players, said Craig Brand of the United States Squash Racquets Association of Bala Cynwyd, Pa.
Libboo is still refining its discovery mechanism for authors, but if the startup can help set the table for a new generation of bestsellers and help publishers' ignite interest in indie titles, there's reason to be hopeful about this model.
With his uncanny ability to persuade and to ignite interest in his ideas, he challenged and stimulated everyone around him through his keen scientific vision and unparalleled intellectual depth and rigor.
There's an informality and intimacy to these interviews, and the portrait comes sugar-coated a sugar-coated af love, sonmingly designed to re-ignite interest in his father's work and enhance his labour.
The documentary made its premiere last month on campus, igniting interest in Mr. Clark's case.
Curators say that it is already re-igniting interest in the woman that one modern commentator has called the Madonna of her generation.
It also ignited interest in conservation as a political issue in Britain and spawned the People Party, under whose banner Mr. Goldsmith ran for Parliament (and lost) in 1974.
He also said they might soon see "a Netscape-like I.P.O.," referring to the popular initial public offering in 1995 that ignited interest in Internet stocks.
