Sentence examples for ignite some from inspiring English sources

Allow the energy from the inversion to ignite some deep, fiery disgust for yourself.

A regime change probably could have helped ignite some much-needed excitement (i.e. ticket sales) for this somewhat struggling franchise.

It now appears increasingly likely that the Syrian civil war will ignite some kind of sectarian strife inside Lebanon as well.

An analyst at Wells Fargo Van Kasper, Chet White, said Mr. Chambers's comments could ignite some optimism among investors in Cisco and its peers.

He added: "I want this to get people talking, to ignite some passion around the subject that I think has just died down too quickly".

But an outrage like the Paris attacks has the potential, especially in economically tough times, to ignite some tinder-dry popular concerns about Muslim newcomers.

Persimmon's takeover of Westbury has ignited some bid talk.

A spark, most likely from a carelessly tossed match, had ignited some straw.

But the prospect of extinguishing a beloved tradition has ignited some of the loudest passion.

Cisco Systems dropped 30 cents, to $18.83, a session after its inability to predict a turnaround ignited some selling.

Great billows of it poured from the interior where candles in a chapel had apparently ignited some fabric.