Sentence examples for ignited by that from inspiring English sources
This week, Inspector Fried and other police supervisors described for the first time the tense scramble ignited by that phone call in the dead of night, and the extraordinary steps to protect Officer Turetzky from violence inside his own precinct.
Also on hand at Disrupt will be Gowalla CEO Josh Williams, whose service fits the trend ignited by that Harvard undergrad in 2004: to see the Web not as a formless mass of strangers but rather as a comfy room of people with things in common.
The controversy over "school effects" ignited by that study has continued to this day.
Judging by the controversy ignited by that 2010 TNR court decision however, Longcore and PETA are in the minority.
"It goes to the moral determination that the lives of feral cats are more important than any of the consequences that may occur by leaving them outside". Judging by the controversy ignited by that 2010 TNR court decision however, Longcore and PETA are in the minority.
More than two years after Wells Fargo & Co. said it had created perhaps millions of unauthorized customer accounts, the scandal ignited by that admission has more than persisted — it's spread, raising questions about how long Chief Executive Tim Sloan can keep his place atop the troubled lender.
First, going back as far as Berlyne's (1954) theory of epistemic curiosity, theorists have proposed that people's need to know is ignited by materials that are neither completely unknown nor completely known, but are, instead, in an intermediate zone (Atkinson, 1972; Kornell & Metcalfe, 2006b; Litman, 2009; Loewenstein, 1994; Metcalfe, 2002).
The fire was ignited by merchandise that was sitting by a heater at a Radio Shack store, the authorities said.
In the theater, we watched scenes ignited by prompts that were familiar from the cinder-block room at Macomb.
The fires that torched three nearly completed houses were all ignited by birthday candles that had been attached to the handles of plastic jugs filled with gasoline.
And a lot of it was ignited by fear that something was being taken away from people that was never theirs to begin with.
