Sentence examples for kindling in from inspiring English sources
The kindling model was originally described as the electrical kindling in relation to epilepsy where after many repetitions of kindled seizures 'spontaneity' occurs, i.e. seizures develop in the absence of external stimulation (Pinel 1981; Wada et al. 1974).
Many were burned, like kindling, in bonfires, for fear that they might infect the living.
Absurd!" He had a suggestion for backup kindling in a pinch: the Nantucket doughnut.
He knelt to put a match to the kindling in the wood-burning stove.
The more salient concern is how cities become kindling in the first place.
And Katy's intellectual kindling, in the novel, is knotted up tightly with the change in the climate.
I looked: like morn slow-kindling in the skies A dawn of rosy cheeks and sunny eyes Enriched my vision.
Hazlitt kindled in more ways than one.
Lewis's interest in genetics was kindled in high school.
His daughter's kiss kindled in his mouth.
