Sentence examples for it can ignite from inspiring English sources
At its best it can ignite noble aspiration.
That's the volatile nature of populism: it can ignite reform or reaction, idealism or scapegoating.
"But in any case, sometimes when a team hears a vociferous noise against them, it can ignite them".
If the layer gets thick enough, it can ignite a fusion burn, blowing off some of the material in a flash as bright as hundreds of thousands of suns a nova.
It can ignite inspiration.
It can ignite virtually anything.
Those pumps are cooled and lubricated by the fuel, and if the tank is empty, they can generate heat; if the tank has vapors in it, the vapors can ignite.
If she doesn't let it get blown out by all the talking and ideas that get expressed on a set, then she can ignite it at any time.
Even a figure as puny as Mr. McClellan can ignite it.
He then douses Nash with gasoline, but before he can ignite it, Mr. Orange springs to life and shoots and kills Mr. Blonde.
Care needs to be taken when machining hafnium because, like its sister metal zirconium, when hafnium is divided into fine particles, it is pyrophoric and can ignite spontaneously in air similar to that obtained in Dragon's Breath.
