Sentence examples for ignited setting from inspiring English sources

They began to respond, but the cloud ignited, setting off the larger explosion.

Angelino Alfano, Italy's interior minister, said fuel in the water ignited, setting the ship on fire.

Tarlike creosote can build up and ignite, setting the house on fire.

As the arts and sciences persist in confounding and confronting each other, sparks of humanity are igniting, set afire by prose and program alike. .

The real turn-on in "XXX" is the explosions, which spread flames like ketchup across the easily ignited sets.

Mixtures of solid reactants are usually ignited thermally, setting of a slow deflagration through the medium and progressive layers of material are heated by thermal conduction.

On the morning of February 22 , 2008 as the renovation neared completion, a liquid-propane tank ignited and set fire to the inn and several adjacent buildings.

His passion ignited, Taylor set his sights on telling stories.

That moisture may make the chemicals that ignite to set off an airbag burn too quickly, causing the structure to break and "sends metal shards into the passenger cabin that can lead to serious injury or death", said the administration.

On Sept. 5, more than 150 people were watching a play inside the theater when an actor knocked over a candle being used as a prop, igniting the set and setting off a stampede of people struggling to escape through the only available exit.

Mr. Clinton's clemency decisions have ignited a set of Congressional hearings and one wide-ranging influence-peddling investigation.