Sentence examples for igniting in from inspiring English sources

The conflict dates back to the outbreak of civil war in 1948 – with its latest phase, between Farc and the state, igniting in 1964.

While the City of Culture is now the grandest flash of contemporary culture in the area, other sparks of innovation are igniting in the city's cutting-edge restaurants nestled in the historic center.

The legal documents maintain that the car did not have a fuel cell, which is found in many race cars and stops the fuel from igniting in any crashes.

Phosphorus exists in a variety of physical modifications, or allotropic forms, including the familiar white, highly reactive form that must be stored under water to prevent it from igniting in the air; a much less reactive red or violet form; and a black modification that, although least known, appears to be the most stable of all.

One of the truck's wheels appeared to burst as the vehicle sped before dawn through a turn in an outlying neighborhood of Port Harcourt, tipping the tanker over and sending the fuel spilling across cars and into shop doors before igniting in a fireball, witnesses said.

Fire crews said it spread quickly after igniting in the cellar of the five-storey building.

Cigarette lighters were another prevalent ignition source for fatal explosions ignited in intake air courses.

Leaner mixtures are ignited in our experiments using laser spark ignition in comparison to conventional electrical spark plugs.

Then it ignited in flames.

Tunisians are proud that this flame was ignited in Tunisia".

When math class came, a thought ignited in my head.