Sentence examples for kindled on from inspiring English sources
The national collective sigh of frustrated gluttony may have been enough to blow out the fire kindled on Mount Olympus.
A near-perfect marriage of object and subject, the printed paper book has a warmth, weight and romance that — sorry, Amazon — cannot be kindled on a screen.
The forerunners of lighthouses proper were beacon fires kindled on hilltops, the earliest references to which are contained in the Iliad and the Odyssey (c. 8th century bce).
In England, a Yule log used to be festively kindled on the domestic hearth so "that sweet luck may come while the log is a-teending", as described by 17th-century poet Robert Herrick.
Developments in treatment via enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) and tests have kindled discussions on adding Pompe disease to neonatal screening.
I turned the Kindle on and pressed the Home key.
"It's like the choice of taking a Kindle on holiday or a couple of books.
But when I am reading my Kindle on the train, I look normal.
"I put a little kindling on the fire, and now there are a bunch of logs blazing.
Analysts credit Oprah Winfrey, who praised the Kindle on her show in October, and blame Amazon for poor holiday planning.
That's why you can now use your Kindle on a plane during take-off and landing.
