Sentence examples for ignited in time from inspiring English sources

At three different loads, the retrofitted coal/air flow could be all ignited in time at a distance in the range of 0.6 1.4 m from the burner outlet.

These are the same brain circuits that are ignited in early romantic love, a time of exhilaration and obsessive thoughts about a new partner.

"My dad and I would talk the whole time and he ignited in me an interest in the world, a thirst for understanding that I wasn't prepared to give up".

Any time the issue can be ignited in politics, those who want to divide women gain.

This time, after the fire first ignited in a remote forest, shifting winds saw it swiftly transformed into a raging blaze.

The work ignited in Szabo the somewhat unsettling conviction that, as she says, "It was time to turn the camera around".

For the first time ever, the Jamboree is engaged in a community service effort that has ignited in extraordinary ways in West Virginia.

Then it ignited in flames.

It ignited in 30 seconds.

The fire had spread over a 50-acre area after igniting in Bel Air around 5 a.m. local time, fire officials told the Los Angeles Times.

LONDON — The smoldering issue of Scottish independence has ignited again, this time in a political context that appears to give Scottish nationalists at least an outside chance of gaining popular support for the end of Scotland's constitutional ties with Britain in a referendum among Scottish voters within the next two or three years.