Sentence examples for ignited flames from inspiring English sources

Diverse minds soon ignited flames that could have sparked Joseph Conrad's words, The mind is capable of anything--because everything is in it, all the past as well as all the future.

"Teaching has ignited flames in me," he said, a remark that certainly would have made his late father, Joseph "Skipper" Davidson, a longtime professor of speech and theater at Brooklyn College, proud.

The spark ignited flame propagation near the spark plug and the auto-ignition heat release process of the diluted mixture were modelled in the framework of 3-Zones Extended Coherent Flame Model (ECFM3Z) by the extended coherent flame model and tabulated auto-ignition chemistry of a 4-component gasoline surrogate, respectively.

However, for mixtures whose Lewis number is greater than unity, sustained propagation depends on whether the initially ignited flame can attain a minimum radius.

Once ignited, flame spread velocity of nano Ti powder layer reached 625 mm/s, a value far larger than the 5 mm/s for micro Ti powder.

The result of my wanderings has been rather unexpected (although likely no surprise to an experienced journeyman): That innate wanderlust is now a perpetually ignited flame of desire to, truth be told, be on the go all the time.

Today, in a smaller and rounder world, sparks anywhere can ignite flames an ocean or two away.

He, too, is miserable, but a spark of careerism ignites flames of motivation, and he glibly cruises along, his whole personality a coping mechanism.

From "Carrie to "Firestarter," the horror genre is filled with girls who have special powers — to move objects, or ignite flames — that can be used for good or evil.

The lyrics concern igniting flames on photographs of a former boyfriend.

After he exited the Nissan, fire officials said the engine ignited into flames.