Sentence examples for ignited it is from inspiring English sources

But once a solid-fuel rocket is ignited, it is off like a firework and keeps going until all the fuel is burned up.

Yet, due to the ethical controversy that his experiments ignited, it is nowadays impossible to carry out direct experimental studies in this area.

And then the mood ignited: it was the unmistakable sound of the SOAS samba band, armed with drums, whistles and bells.

For all the scholarly study and debate it ignited, it was thanks to Buffy and the Scoobies that TV started getting taken seriously as an art form when it did.

Raymond C. Pilcher, a mining consultant in Grand Junction, Colo., who is the chairman of a United Nations committee on methane risk in mines, said that one frequent source of methane reaching the working areas of mines, where workers could accidentally create a spark and ignite it, are the "gob areas" of the mine, which have been mined out and shut down.

Early experiments with floating petroleum on the sea and igniting it were not entirely successful: the fuel was difficult to ignite, large quantities were required to cover even modest areas and the weapon was easily disrupted by waves.

If ignited, it can be engulfed in seconds.

The results showed that, in workable configurations, a thermonuclear reaction would not ignite, and if ignited, it would not be self-sustaining.

And though the gas is hard to ignite when it is cool, heating it can cause premature ignition and backfiring.

The gas must mix with air in relatively high proportions to ignite, so it is less dangerous than natural gas or gasoline under ordinary conditions.

The salts cause the wood to blacken and char instead of igniting when it is heated, and also release carbon dioxide and water, which damp the fire.