The phrase "ignition button" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a button on a car or other vehicle that is used to start the engine. For example, "He pushed the ignition button and the engine roared to life."
I press the ignition button and fire engulfs the room.
It's true that as a socially responsible economist, I always weigh the global costs and global benefits before pushing the ignition button on my car.
In its filing posted Tuesday, the safety agency said that the shifter was designed "to automatically shift the vehicle to Park under a variety of conditions, including after the driver has pressed the ignition button to turn the engine off".
If the driver then presses the start-stop ignition button two or three times "within a 0.3 second to 0.5 second interval," the engine would stop but the transmission would move into Neutral.
Price: From £12,950 Engine capacity: 1.6-litre diesel Power output (ps @ rpm): 115 @ 3,400 to 4,000 Top speed (mph): 107 0-62 mph (seconds): 12 Fuel economy (mpg): 65.7 CO2 emissions (g/km): 113 When you climb into the SsangYong Tivoli and press the ignition button it plays a little tune that sounds just like the first few bars of Patti Smith's 1978 classic power ballad "Because the Night".
The dispatcher also pleaded with him repeatedly to hit the ignition button.
Most newer propane pits or grills have an electronic ignite buttons, and some must have batteries in the ignition area in order to work properly.
Place the key into the ignition hole, button-side facing towards the roof of the car, without turning the key like in a normal ignition switch.
It also has fast push button ignition and a separate side burner for boiling corn, making chili or keeping things warm.
Purchase a Push button ignition.
The end of the flare will have an ignition surface or "button".
