Sentence examples for ignite speculation from inspiring English sources

Dungy, 53, did not entirely close the door on returning, a caveat that is sure to ignite speculation each time an appealing job opens.

But his decision to step down 6 months before his term expires will ignite speculation about the next head of an agency that has traditionally enjoyed bipartisan support.

Both tracks are presumably from his much-teased album "Views From the 6," which is expected to be released this month (iTunes listed the release date of both singles as April 8, which will likely ignite speculation that the album's release is imminent).

Doubtless the arrival of a film of such heft will re-ignite speculation over whether Polanski is simply looking to re-establish his credentials and respectability so he can somehow return to the United States, from which the judicial process has barred him for so long.

That ignited speculation that the Patriots might try the 6-foot-3, 245-pound Tebow at tight end.

His decision immediately ignited speculation that Chandler, a right-side defender, might still be interested in playing for Germany.

As it happens, rumors of a new Afghan currency have already ignited speculation at the Afghan money market.

The country's ailing leader, Kim Jong-il, did not show up at the Supreme People's Assembly, igniting speculation about his health and whereabouts.

At the time, Mr. Kurtz's move ignited speculation that The Daily Beast would merge with Newsweek, which it did one month later.

So last week's announcement in Norway has naturally ignited speculation that Mr Gore will mount another bid for the White House.Don't hold your breath.

The appointment immediately ignited speculation that Mr. Maduro is the favorite to succeed Mr. Chávez, who has never made his choice of a successor clear.