Sentence examples for lights a flame from inspiring English sources

The device's gas and diesel mix hits the burning wick and lights a flame, setting pine needles on fire.

Additionally described as "a spark of Gallic vaudeville that lights a flame to both [entertainers] Maurice Chevalier and Yves Montand," "Be Our Guest" depicts both "fun" and "humour".

And lighting a flame and talking about the future.

The evening, you light a flame, you say thank you to the whole world.

Their stories may have lit a flame in Williams, but they only smoulder here.

Fire investigators said they found an informant who said Mr. Trummer had yet again lighted a flame at the bar.

That was when Mr. Brooks, by his own admission, kicked in the Dawsons' front door, splashed a pickle jar full of gasoline on the stairs, and lighted a flame.

The light, a flame symbolizing the faith of St. Gregory and all Armenian Christians, was shared with lanterns brought by many of the 40 or so bishops who had made the pilgrimage to Khor Virab from around the world.

If you are predisposed to distrust big business and the bureaucrats who regulate it, then "Gasland," a soberly muckracking film about the health and environmental dangers of the current nationwide rush to drill for natural gas, will light a flame in you.

For decades, Orthodox Jews trudged through their houses in a pre-Sabbath ritual of turning off home security systems, taping down the button that turns on the light inside the refrigerator when the door is opened, and lighting a flame to leave burning on the stove so food can be heated.

I wanted to light a flame, to warm my body against the heat of a real woman's naked form, to worship the sun-god of the sex-flow – and all you could think of to do was beg me hysterically to desist!