Sentence examples similar to ignites hype from inspiring English sources
The computer, if you hadn't already guessed, is the fabled "$100 laptop" that's been igniting hype and controversy for three years.
He is smart enough to understand that declaring he could challenge Williams would merely ignite the hype machine.
All three defendants in the trial were young, fresh-looking students in the picturesque central Italian city of Perugia, a fact that largely ignited the media hype that surrounded the case from the start.
The sequel, Half-Life 2, was merely a rumor until it was finally revealed at E3 in May 2003, which ignited a firestorm of hype surrounding the game.
As Australia's mining boom falters, much hype surrounds a potential "dining boom" ignited by Asia's burgeoning middle class turning to beef, dairy and other food products.
"I really feel -- and this is no hype -- but I know that the Stone Pony will be the spark to ignite Asbury Park's renaissance.
"The whole movie is hype, hype, hype..
Nightlife ignites around 9.30pm.
(He recently panned "Inception" as "nothing but hype, hype, hype").
