Sentence examples for live igniting from inspiring English sources

With the fire of performing live igniting their motivation, they started an Indiegogo campaign to fund the completion of their album.

In almost four decades of teaching English, computer science and art history, and leading students on tours of several of the world's art museums during her tenure at the 155-year-old girls' school, Mrs. DeLana has taught half of Miss Porter's living alumnae, igniting many to pursue a career in the arts, school staff members estimate.

Live fuels, also called canopy fuels, are live trees that may be ignited in high intensity fire situations (such as crown fires).

My contribution, "Community: a Focal Point to Inspire Passion for STEM Education in Girls," focused on using concrete the needs and realities of girls' lives to ignite an interest for STEM subjects, especially in developing countries.

Susanna wants everyone to live yoga, ignite, and be well.

The deadliest wildfires in California's history claimed over 40 lives since igniting across the state's wine region in early October.

The live music ignites a celebration, and the friendly staff makes everyone feel like a valued guest at the party.

The live wires ignited some dry brush on the hillside behind the home.

These lost lives have ignited conversation about racism and police brutality that have rolled out beyond the small city streets, but official change has yet to come in many cases.

Whatever the case may be, PONG was the first arcade game to be played in living rooms across America, igniting the imaginations of households now able to bridge the divide between themselves and their televisions.

The violent events that birthed the Black Lives Matter movement ignited internal anguish and social action in many students; in others, they raised fears of division and separateness.