Sentence examples for kindled as from inspiring English sources

Some people I interviewed had entertained long-standing aspirations to work globally, while others had this dream kindled as they learned English.

Yep, Oliver's Travels is a drama from a time when the BBC would make a ludic miniseries about an academic's slow-burning romance with a middle-aged WPC, kindled as they natter about Restoration comedian George Farquhar.

In Study B, rats were implanted with chemotrodes, were kindled as in Study A, and were subsequently infused with either saline or with Lα-AA (to lesion astrocytes) during a further 25 stimulations (1/day).

It seems Penelope Lively has stoked (or kindled, as the headline writer joyously has it) the embers of the rumbling 'ebooks: angels or demons?' row with the claim that "anyone whose library consists of a Kindle lying on a table is some sort of bloodless nerd".

His interest was kindled as a Rutgers University graduate student by his mentor, Monroe Berkowitz, and continued throughout his career at the University of Richmond.

Meanwhile, my interest in cell organization was strongly kindled, as was my interest in neuroscience.

The new version supports the Kindle Fire as well.

Turkey's abortion debate has now been re-kindled as the public prosecutor's office considers Yildirim's request.

Obviously I read them – but I deleted them from my Kindle as soon as I'd finished.

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