Sentence examples for is ignited when from inspiring English sources
Initially, coke on the upper surface of the bed is ignited when the mixture passes under burners in an ignition hood, but thereafter its combustion is maintained by air drawn through the bed of materials by a suction fan, so that by the time the sinter reaches the end of the machine it has completely fused.
A muscle that is ignited when we decide to take or are forced to undergo a terrifying personal or professional risk.
The term 'cortical spreading depolarization' (CSD) describes the wave of near-complete neuronal depolarization and neuronal swelling in the brain that is ignited when passive cation influx across the cellular membranes exceeds ATP-dependent sodium and calcium pump activity.
Ms. Flynn said that her interest in the period was ignited when she was deputy secretary of state for New Mexico in the 1990s.
While Dortmund were level in Marseille, Napoli could hope and their evening was ignited when Higuaín took his big chance, with a low and unerring finish.
The chief said that he could not confirm or deny speculation that the explosion was ignited when Mrs. Oza turned on a light switch in the basement.
Under normal circumstances, when the shuttle's three main engines ignited they pressed the whole vehicle forward, and the boosters were ignited when the vehicle swung back to centre.
The idea for the perfume was ignited when she and Mr. Duchaufour were swapping travel stories and she told him of being seduced by a young man during Holy Week in Andalusia.
No link has been established with Wednesday's attack, but who knows what deeds arise, and what feelings are ignited, when a public mood is as angered and volatile as this one?
The decline ended a rally that was ignited when lawmakers passed a bill to avoid a combination of government spending cuts and tax increases that economists had warned might tip the nation's economy back into recession.
It was not clear what specifically triggered the explosion, which occurred about 7 p.m., though Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said a cloud of fuel might have been ignited when the lights in the garage, at 26-17 Murray Street near 27th Avenue in Flushing, were turned on.
