Sentence examples for ignited him from inspiring English sources

But it hardly ignited him from his slump down the stretch.

Starr was often drawn to conservative positions in his later years, but nothing ignited him faster than glib criticism, from left and right, of public housing.

The failure to ignite him typifies the difficulty with The Monogram Murders.

All it takes is one question to ignite him, one topic to incite him, one issue to infuriate him.

Such an arrangement requires the passionate, hard brilliance of a Philip K. Dick, who seems to have influenced Mr. Moody in his genre-dabble without igniting him.

He broke up the tandem of Marian Gaborik and the $60 million free agent brought in to ignite him, Brad Richards, and the Rangers had a three-goal lead over Ottawa with just 11 minutes to play Saturday afternoon.

It doesn't matter unless you have fire rounds (will not ignite him).

Nor do the last several months of economic calamity seem to have ignited in him any of the populist fervor that energized an earlier generation of progressives.

Uruguay provided first-hand experience of a military dictatorship, and ignited in him a lifelong interest in more democratic Latin American alternatives.

When he talks, the spark is obvious; whatever it was that the ghostly tale of Yotsuya Kaidan ignited in him all those years ago is still alight.

[Text, Page A7.] Mr. Milosevic's isolation today, 12 years after the wave of Serbian nationalist sentiment that he had ignited swept him to power, gave added drama to the courtroom confrontation as he sat facing a black-robed prosecution team led by Carla Del Ponte.