Sentence examples for just ignited from inspiring English sources

"He just ignited the team," guard Lucious Harris said.

Then, they recalled, "this fire just ignited in her eyes and she was suddenly Meronym again.

"Something just ignited… Maybe it was something about that particular time… I don't know… it's very hard to pinpoint".

The power of cloud computing isn't just ignited by powerful internet hubs and its proximity to them.

In the kitchen of Sun, Moon and Spoon restaurant here, one of the finalists, Michael Dobias, held up a pan burning with a celebratory flambé sauce he had just ignited with vodka.

Thus ISIS has just ignited the internal sphere in Jordan.

More Than Ready did not just ignite Pletcher's career; he was also instrumental in Let's Go Stable's story: he was owned by Scatuorchio's father, Jim.

The agency has spent the past 18 months reviewing data, but the political battle is just igniting, as the FCC's three Republican commissioners favor relaxing the rules while the two Democrats oppose such action.

'There are times when his prose just ignites and roars into life like a match to a boiler,' concludes Linda Grant, 'and you are caught up and carried along in a way that is so rare in this age of novelistic detachment and irony.

"On the eighth hole, I tried to just slow down and just be a little more patient and I hit a good shot in there and got one putt to roll in and that seemed to just ignite the rest of the round.

"This is the kind of fuel that just ignites people who see faults in college basketball," said Jim Haney, executive director of the National Assn. of Basketball Coaches.