Sentence examples for instantly ignited from inspiring English sources

Williams instantly ignited a comeback.

Petrol had spilled on the deck and instantly ignited.

The push for others to follow their lead has almost instantly ignited a backlash.

The two previous owners had been composting fanatics, and 25 years' worth instantly ignited Susan's enthusiasm.

"Having been on a spiritual and metaphysical path since my early twenties, and having embraced sobriety in 1990, and being a hand drummer for a long time, I was instantly ignited by the gong and its mystical elements," Kraus reports.

In the blur of modern technology and communication, shards of information cut the air and a million mistakes are made and knee-jerk debates are instantly ignited about guns and insanity and evil; but for all the theorizing, anger and outrage, the outcome is never altered.

The attacks also underscored that the raw passions and anger fed by Iraq's deep ethnic, regional and sectarian divides can still instantly ignite.

"Trump wins in November and almost instantly ignites a new sense of optimism and confidence within our industry," said Chris Hamilton, senior vice president of the West Virginia Coal Association.

"Trump wins in November and almost instantly ignites a new sense of optimism and confidence within our industry," said Chris Hamilton, senior vice president of the West Virginia Coal Association.

All these images instantly ignite emotions and associations — without a written or spoken word.

For that, it turned to a propellant combination that instantly ignites.