Sentence examples for ignited with the from inspiring English sources

Wes's tongue ignited with the first bite.

Then Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan ignited with the two fastest half-centuries by England batsmen, only 22 and 24 balls respectively.

Harold Pinter and Jean Genet also experimented with the form, and Edward Albee's career ignited with "The Zoo Story," about a fraught encounter between two men on a park bench.

This goes to the heart of the concerns of the Black Lives Matter movement, which ignited with the death of Mike Brown – "no angel" to the New York Times, but beloved by a new generation who see beyond the racist spin.

While Ruth put our food away, swept the camp and made our bed, I got some damp kindling ignited with the help of birch bark and a dash of cooking oil, and soon had a good fire going in our little raised-hearth fireplace.

The plasma is ignited with the help of inductively coupled RF power of 13.56 MHz, and the density is then increased by absorption of 2.45 GHz of microwave power.

"Beautiful Creatures" slowly ignites with the mind-and-body sparks set off when Ethan meets Lena — offspring from seemingly incompatible families, which means it's kind of like Romeo and Juliet, but, like, you know, happier.

Her eyes and words ignite with the enthusiasm of a child as she led a visitor, literally by the arm, on a personal tour of the seven paintings she has in the show.

Interest in the role of zinc in the pathogenesis of diabetes was re-ignited with the discovery, in five independent human genome-wide association studies, of an association between type 2 diabetes and a genetic polymorphism in the SLC30A8 gene [3] [7].

make an additional hole about halfway down the side (for fuel intake) and try running the engine on propane by holding the nozzle of your torch up to the fuel port, filling the can with propane, then igniting with the trigger on your torch.

It is not my intention to enter into the political firestorm President Obama ignited with comments about The Crusades.