Sentence examples for natural kindling from inspiring English sources

Writing and art have been intertwined since time immemorial, but even as separate disciplines, they are natural kindling for each other: whether a work of art is the creative jump-start for a novel, a research source or a structural element in the plot.

It is a natural extension of the Kindle brand, which started out more focused as a device to deliver the millions of electronic books in Amazon's store.

"As part of our efforts to offer customers a wide range of top technology products and services at amazing values, the new Kindle is a natural fit".

The Fatwood kindling, made of 100% natural wood, burns quickly with a large flame; the oven-dried pine wood burns slower with shorter flames.

But, after a few hours with Amazon's pretty new device, I found something surprising: For all its slender good looks, the new Kindle does not feel as natural for reading as its strangely shaped predecessor.

Whiskey kindles the imagination, and it feels natural and pastoral, unlike, say vodka, which brings to mind meetings on how to market a product.

The opening of trade with the Americas kindled a similar interest in ethnographic and natural history specimens.

The scientists argue that the jump in the frequency of burnt flints represents the time when ancestral humans learned to control fire, either by kindling it or by keeping it burning between natural wildfires.

He made art from kindling and scraps of wood, grass, straw, and any natural materials that were around the Arkansas farm he grew up on.

Rather than denying this natural human weakness, I suggest that we direct the passion kindled toward the vast numbers of the truly needy.

"We were not allowed to use natural firelighting equipment like matches so had to use dry grass and kindling.