Sentence examples for it would ignite from inspiring English sources

It was not clear whether the IRS had anticipated the firestorm that it would ignite with its disclosure.

NBC had acknowledged that in the demonstration it used "sparking devices," or tiny rockets, strapped to the bottom of one of the trucks, to insure that it would ignite if its gas tank leaked.

It would ignite the audience into a frenzy of anticipation.

That might well turn the election count in Mr. Gore's favor, but it would ignite a new round of litigation.

But it would ignite more of a fire inside me," she said, referring to her ambition to remain a teacher in the United States.

Others say scrapping it would ignite inflation and make the national debt, most of it owed in dollars and other foreign currency, ruinously difficult to repay.

And to top it off, the studio has very little coming up in the next few months that promises to kindle the box-office fire that it had hoped "Pearl Harbor" would ignite.

As he talked on the phone with dispatchers and crisis negotiators from the bathroom of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, gunman Omar Mateen said that a vehicle outside contained explosives and that he would "ignite it" if police tried to "do anything stupid," according to a partial transcript released by the FBI on Monday.

According to a report by the Interfax news agency, which quoted officials close to the investigation but who were speaking on the condition of anonymity, the mine's management did not curtail work in the mine despite the danger that the fire would ignite when it mixed with methane underground.

"Love to Love You Baby," all 17 minutes of it, set a template that would ignite Summer's career, and a style that defined an era: disco.

Rob Icke and I wanted it to be a play that would ignite our 14-year-old selves.