Sentence examples for kindling flame from inspiring English sources

Yet above all other rituals, reproducing the sun's fire by kindling flame on earth is the commonest solstice practice, both at midsummer and midwinter.

That and: "Before they give you a card there as a student, you have to promise not to kindle flame inside it, which is also rather endearing".

Fanatical love and hate their fires kindle flames of freedom".

And by pumping billions of dollars worth of weapons into an already unstable region, while at the same time kindling the flame of militant Islam, the CIA and Mr Wilson surely incurred a large debit to weigh against whatever positive results might have come from their actions.

But the Warriors were long overdue for an offensive outpour, especially as Draymond Green had been kindling the flame all game. .

As the days grow shorter and the air chills, the celebration of Hanukkah shines light into the darkness and teaches us to rededicate ourselves to kindling the flame of hope.

Once artistic novelties no longer kindled the flame of his creative genius, the painter reacted in sheer fury.

In the course of the afternoon old friendships shatter and new ones begin, romances kindle and flame out, secrets are revealed, and copious trash is talked.