Sentence examples for needed to ignite from inspiring English sources

A tinderbox was left smouldering, one breath of accusation was all that was needed to ignite the "debate" once more.

The two computers are needed to ignite the two solid rocket boosters at liftoff and to separate the boosters and external fuel tank from the shuttle.

Then they warned that the North was experimenting with the conventional explosives needed to ignite a nuclear explosion -- further evidence of intent to produce weapons.

She said she felt blessed just to put one foot in front of the other, passion for running the only fuel needed to ignite her desire to keep on going.

Click here to watch A stool, lots of dry ice and some filthy lyrics about surfboards: all this year's Grammys show needed to ignite was the king and queen of modern music, who performed Drunk in Love.

His hope, to design a hydrogen bomb, or "super"' led to early friction with Dr. Oppenheimer, the laboratory's director, who insisted that they concentrate on the atomic bomb, which, in any case, would be needed to ignite the hydrogen bomb.

We don't even need to ignite it.

To accelerate in this way, the spacecraft will need to ignite its rocket engine.

He still needs to ignite strong popular support for reforms that could transform the American health care system.

The Vulcain engine as you know is ignited on the ground, but on Liberty it would need to ignite in the vacuum of space.

Power-play still needs to ignite.