Sentence examples for it may ignite from inspiring English sources

Watch carefully because it may ignite.

It may ignite real enthusiasm in some Labour voters.

If war begins, it may ignite the Caucasus, Sergei Artuniov, head of the Caucasus department of the Moscow institute of ethnology, said.

It may ignite unrest among another group of hitherto-quiescent Palestinians the 1.7m "Israeli Arabs" who live within Israel's pre-1967 borders and who enjoy Israeli citizenship.Temple Mount is not quite in our handsBy long tradition Muslims have enjoyed the exclusive right to pray on the Haram, from where they believe the Prophet Muhammad made his night journey to heaven.

Also here is a set of emerald-and-pearl ear plugs so similar to a contemporary headset that it may ignite a new accessory trend, as well as carved jade and rock-crystal vessels and dagger hilts, both plain and inlaid with gold and precious stones.

It may ignite a curiosity regarding the end of the story and give learners a reason to carry on with studying and sense-making.

It has the same crystal structure as red phosphorus and black arsenic, it oxidizes in air and may ignite spontaneously.

Like most metals, finely divided iridium powder can be hazardous to handle, as it is an irritant and may ignite in air.

Speaking on Libyan state television, Colonel Qaddafi said the international action against his forces was unjustified, calling it "simply a colonial crusader aggression that may ignite another large-scale crusader war".

Gaddafi, who has ruled Libya for 41 years, said the international action against his forces was unjustified, calling it "simply a colonial crusader aggression that may ignite another large-scale crusader war".

If you open it too soon, besides burning your hand, you may ignite the char cloth with a rush of oxygen.