Sentence examples for ignite into from inspiring English sources

But somehow, the promise didn't quite ignite into stardom.

I arrived in Nairobi as the violence was intensifying, prompting fears that the country could ignite into civil war.

On Monday night, the track's crew used six 14-pound boxes in the cleanup after Juan Pablo Montoya's car crashed into a track jet dryer, causing as much as 200 gallons of jet fuel to ignite into a fireball.

Huddled in anonymous white vans parked in petrol stations, the opposing agencies were so hungry to be the first to film the aftermath of a drive-by or suicide, shoving matches between camera crews would frequently ignite into full-on brawls while the supposed object of their competition lay ignored nearby in a pool of blood.

"It's a tinderbox that can ignite into something very, very big and very, very bad".

"It's a tinderbox that can ignite into something very, very big and very, very bad," the Associated Press news agency quoted Mr Ging as saying.

They become lovers, and their passion ignites into love.

In June , 1999 the failure of computer control systems caused a gasoline pipeline rupture in Bellingham, in Washington State; the leaking gasoline ignited into a fireball, killing three people.

The black ticker tape was the perfect conclusion to a triumphant set which showed that Li's slow-burning pop-noir has now ignited into a full conflagration.

The uprising was Dragoman's youth, but he bears that youth, that past, into the present, where it ignites into life again.

Jupiter -- a ball of hot gases that just missed igniting into a mini-star -- is certainly no place for life as we know it.