Sentence examples for ignited an explosion from inspiring English sources
The goal ignited an explosion.
The tragedy ignited an explosion of public outrage, soul-searching and demands for better regulation of guns.
Instead, he ignited an explosion, as well as a wave of panic, that brought the ship down.
The vehicle was filled with liquid propane, and Mr. Nawar ignited an explosion that killed 14 German tourists, 6 Tunisians and a Frenchman, in addition to himself.
It was, however, D'Angelo's release of Black Messiah at the end of 2014 that ignited an explosion of musically charged revolts.
And things have only become worse in the five years since the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which ignited an explosion of money in politics by ruling that the government may not ban political spending by corporations in elections.
Since then, Web languages like HTTP and HTML have helped ignite an explosion of online content and creativity.
Thus has the room of politics been filled with gaffe gas, awaiting a blooper's spark to ignite an explosion of derision that echoes endlessly through the media.
The medication in question is alipogene tiparvovec, better known as Glybera, a medicine widely heralded as the "first gene therapy" in the Western world and whose approval helped ignite an explosion of investment and excitement around treatments that correct DNA.
Either it will have to be answered with force now, at the risk of igniting an explosion of anger among Iraq's majority Shiite population, or with negotiation as it was at the time of Mr. Sadr's last lengthy uprising in the spring, with consequences that could cause the election plans and much that lies beyond them to unravel.
