Sentence examples for ignited the burning from inspiring English sources

After the in-place heavy oil has been ignited, the burning front is moved along by continuous air injection.

Using microscopic imaging, it is observed that tailored particles promptly ignite at the burning surface and appear to breakup into smaller particles, which can increase the heat feedback to the burning surface.

He then ignited the rocket engine — burning a mixture of liquid nitrous oxide and rubber — and within ten seconds SpaceShipOne was moving upward faster than the speed of sound.

Hajo Seppelt, the fearless documentary maker who ignited the slow-burning Russian doping scandal, told the Guardian it appeared to be the same man who appeared in blurred form in his 2014 programme and was later identified by Nick Davies, a senior IAAF official, as Tan.

Leaving school, young William Taswell stood on Westminster Stairs a mile away and watched as the flames crept round the cathedral and the burning scaffolding ignited the timbered roof beams.

In October 1973, he was painting a train with his best friend, who called himself Ali, when a fluke spark ignited the aerosol cans, severely burning Ali.

Canada has taken in around 25,000 Syrian refugees, which, like in Finland, is the spark that ignited the movement and keeps it burning.

Ignite the Scotch; toss the burning liquor and the water from mug to mug.

It was Akira Kurosawa and the whole samurai thing that first ignited my burning love for east Asian cinema.

But rather than sending a signal, the fire brought tragedy when flames from the burning blanket ignited gasoline.

A blaze at 5am on Friday at Beitar's premises was probably ignited by burning material pushed through a high window facing outside the grounds.