Sentence examples for ignite the flames from inspiring English sources

Another button creates sparks to ignite the flames, and the Shishkebab comes to life.

One of the attackers doused people with a flammable liquid, apparently kerosene or gasoline, while another used a blowtorch to ignite the flames, witnesses said.

During the trial, another investigator testified that an accelerant had been used to ignite the flames, a finding not backed by laboratory tests on debris from the hotel, which Mr. Taylor's lawyers did not know existed.

The captain flipped open the lid of the lighter but did not ignite the flame.

nationaltrust.org.uk Tom Collin This interesting Grade I-listed building, now an arts centre, failed to ignite the flame of modernism in the UK when it was built in 1935.

Anyhow, I rolled my eyes and told Dick to please stop making comments about my potential courtship with Sunglasses (it wasn't the first time he had attempted to ignite the flame) but like all the worst Dicks he wouldn't take no for an answer.

Use your index finger to ignite the flame.

Hold the lighter at a safe distance from your face and try to ignite the flame.

Ignite the flame of felicity and glee to strengthen the bond of your family as a unit.

You can hate something, but maybe that powerful feeling unconsciously is igniting the flames of love somewhere.

Butt or not, the Elliott-Stephens confrontation ignited the flames– and a couple of smoke bombs were thrown on to the pitch from the Stratton Bank stand, which housed the City fans.