Sentence examples for ignited like from inspiring English sources

Modernist art, insurgent and utopian, ignited like a firecracker cluster in cities across the globe in the early 20th century.

An initial investigation traced the explosion to sugar dust that ignited like gunpowder in a basement area beneath the silos, where sugar was loaded onto conveyor belts and transported to the packaging area.

(Rosenberg) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'Tokyo 1955-1970: A New Avant-Garde' (through Feb. 25) Modernist art, insurgent and utopian, ignited like a firecracker cluster in cities across the globe in the early 20th century, and Tokyo was one of them.

On Thursday Ms. Bouder played with scale and tension, darting between vulnerability and force as she skimmed the stage in daring jetés that ignited like flames and easing up on her deer-in-the-headlights innocence for something more tenuous, more unknowable.

(Johnson) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'Tokyo 1955-1970: A New Avant-Garde' (through Feb. 25) Modernist art, insurgent and utopian, ignited like a firecracker cluster in cities across the globe in the early 20th century, and Tokyo was one of them.

This table must be prepared beforehand and can be ignited like a regular table.

His fury was never hard to ignite; like many of his contemporaries, he had burned to change the world since high school.

Many of the year's expected blockbusters failed to ignite, like gangster film Bombay Velvet, or display their expected longevity, such as the current Shah Rukh Khan vehicle Dilwale.