Sentence examples for is to ignite from inspiring English sources

And my most important goal is to ignite love.

"The idea is to ignite the social graph across all properties," Ms. Decker said.

— Carmelo Anthony's biggest responsibility is to ignite the Knicks' offense and be the team's most reliable point producer.

The idea is to ignite a spark in young filmmakers and give them a platform to get started.

But even to contemplate this alternative is to ignite fears in both women and men, and those override the pining for lust.

The goal is to ignite passionate opposition to the measure, like that stirred up by Tea Party activists at town hall meetings in the past.

What a match this has been to ignite a long summer of Test cricket.

If the spat between America and China were to ignite protectionism or financial instability, it could endanger the whole world economy.

This was to ignite the grappa he'd poured inside two hollowed-out wheels of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese.

It was to ignite the market for securities backed by consumer and small-business loans, which dried up last year.

Pan Caifu, a Hong Kong-based columnist, argues that "the most direct consequence of this rail accident has been to ignite middle-class anger".