Sentence examples for ignited when from inspiring English sources

Initially, coke on the upper surface of the bed is ignited when the mixture passes under burners in an ignition hood, but thereafter its combustion is maintained by air drawn through the bed of materials by a suction fan, so that by the time the sinter reaches the end of the machine it has completely fused.

The authorities suspect that a cloud of fuel ignited when the lights were turned on in the garage.

Though he was principally writing with Jones, Palin's screen performances ignited when he played opposite John Cleese.

It's reasonable to imagine that our ancestors ate food warmed by the fires they ignited when they prepared their meat.

Under normal circumstances, when the shuttle's three main engines ignited they pressed the whole vehicle forward, and the boosters were ignited when the vehicle swung back to centre.

The fire ignited when the band's tour manager lit pyrotechnics on a small stage surrounded by highly flammable foam used as soundproofing.

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

It would be a shame for the conversation sparked by the meeting between Gates and Crowley to fizzle away, only to be re-ignited when another controversy comes along.

It also ignites when it hits.

Oil can ignite when combined with the pure oxygen breathed by spacewalking astronauts.

It will be interesting to see if chemistry ignites when Mr. van Zweden makes his debut with the NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC this week.