Sentence examples for ignited over a from inspiring English sources

Research that was ignited over a century ago with the accidental infection of cancer patients has matured into a platform technology that offers the promise of opening up new potential frontiers in medical treatment.

When Tarek Algorhani walked out of a Syrian prison in June 2011, he had no idea that a revolution had erupted in his country—or that it had ignited over a cause he had been thrown in jail nearly six years for championing: inalienable human rights.

The row ignited over an interview the novelist gave to the French cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles at the end of August, more than two months before her novel Trois femmes puissantes (Three Powerful Women) won the Goncourt prize.

Even the lovers' kisses are copied from Hollywood, and the affair ignites over a fake designer handbag.Although the Istanbul bourgeoisie holds engagement parties in the Hilton hotel, and old money sniffs at "parvenus from the provinces" with their headscarved wives, the sexual revolution has not yet arrived.

A small privacy debate is igniting over a new sharing feature in Google Reader.

The debate the play ignited over whether a common man could properly be the subject of true tragedy has by now waned, with its stature in the canon having firmly answered in the affirmative.

A furor has ignited over the conduct of the officiating crew during the game-winning touchdown drive that saved the Patriots' perfect season.

Early on August 5, a strengthening period began as deep convection ignited over and near the low-level center.

They dropped down to the Third Division and a bitter war of words between the two league bodies was ignited over who should be responsible for the Ibrox club's fate.

And while entire industries have ignited over weight loss, the number of those struggling to shed pounds only grows.

Just a few days earlier, Thilo Sarrazin, a board member at the German central bank, ignited a fury over an assertion that Germans could become "strangers in their own land" as the land's large Turkish minority expands.