Sentence examples for ignited again from inspiring English sources

"It's being ignited again in opposition to George W. Bush".

The clashes brought fears that despite a cease-fire brokered in June, war has ignited again between the government and the Ahmars, tribal leaders who are accused of fomenting protests by Yemen's government.

LONDON — The smoldering issue of Scottish independence has ignited again, this time in a political context that appears to give Scottish nationalists at least an outside chance of gaining popular support for the end of Scotland's constitutional ties with Britain in a referendum among Scottish voters within the next two or three years.

Controversy ignited again during the tenth anniversary of the attacks with the city's decision to keep the ceremony reserved for victims' family members, excluding the 90,000 emergency workers identified as first responders.

The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea may ignite again.

I need to see if we can get it to ignite again.

But after 20 years, Australia's gun control debate is igniting again.

Their anger is unlikely to dissipate and could easily ignite again, just as quickly as it did last time.

The big question, though, is whether the market will ignite again after investors return from summer vacations, or whether, like the latest Godzilla flick, it will soon fade.

And those protests, which resulted in more than 100 arrests and at least one life-threatening injury, appeared ready to ignite again on Wednesday night as supporters of the Occupy movement promised to retake the square.

GAITHERSBURG, MARYLAND--Fusion research in the United States might be igniting again.