Sentence examples for ignited between from inspiring English sources

Many analysts say a lasting class conflict has been ignited between the country's awakening rural masses and its elite hierarchy.

The most important element of the awards is the spark that is ignited between a school group and an artist, work of art or gallery.

Tensions were ignited between Kiir's ethnic group, the Dinka, and Machar's ethnic group, the Nuer, and violence quickly spread to the civilian population.

The state-owned rail operator, S.N.C.F., said the fires were ignited between 6 10 a.m. and 6 30 a.m. on routes linking Paris with eastern France, the western Atlantic coast, the north and the southeast.

Carbon powder was produced by a pulsed arc ignited between two carbon electrodes submerged in ethanol, and was comprised of both micro- and nano-particles.

The plasma was ignited between two parallel stainless steel electrodes with the interelectrode distance of 10 mm by a radiofrequency power supply at 13.56 MHz and 20 W. The plasma pretreatment was conducted for 90 s.

Here, from the moment they meet, sipping frozen drinks at a Middle Eastern Fourth of July barbecue, a crackle of sexual tension ignites between them.

Sparks fly there, so to speak, and another romance ignites between a beatific drifter (Mr. Lee) who lives in trees and the Herks' lovely maid (Ms. Vergara).

Their costume parade and the instant romance that ignites between Eli and Chloe (Sarah Ramos), one of its participants, are gratuitous, implausible distractions.

Once they arrive at the school, a grim country fortress that has been vacated for Christmas, an unconvincing romance ignites between them.

Ms. Cruz and Mr. Damon are certainly a nice-looking pair, but the film's treatment of their characters' relationship is so stylized and detached that no spark of genuine longing ever ignites between them.