That mediocre, yet better than I had previously experienced finish ignited in me a spark of hope.
Attacks on Myanmar border guard posts in October last year by a previously unknown insurgent group ignited the biggest crisis of Suu Kyi's year in power, with more than 75,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh in the ensuing army crackdown.
That started a fire that could not be put out because the flooding system had been previously damaged and eventually ignited propellant charges in the adjacent 12-inch magazine.
It was a spectacular way to begin the second phase of a tournament that had previously failed to ignite during a group stage blighted by one-sided contests, poor scheduling and bad weather.
At 00 30 on 30 April, thermite grenades, having been previously placed in selected buildings, ignited as two CH-53s left the DAO parking lot carrying the last elements of BLT 2/4.
A second student wrote, "It was a great class and ignited an interest in enviro health that was not previously there!" The 2013 NextGenU/Flipped Classroom students rated their overall course experience more highly than those students who took the EOHC in previous years when a lecture-based model was used.
In 1824, Beethoven's Ninth redefined the symphony by introducing text and voice into a previously instrumental genre, thus igniting a debate on the future of the symphony itself.
During the Cuban missile crisis, when the wrong military twitch could have ignited Armageddon, a California Air Force base launched an unarmed I.C.B.M. as part of a previously scheduled test that somehow had not been canceled.
"The fact that Thatcher ignited the British public into street-riots, violent demonstrations and a social disorder previously unseen in British history is completely ignored by David Cameron in 2013.
The factors that ignited initial interest in STEM have not been explored in a subset of students who previously declared an interest in STEM and then participated in a hands-on summer research program.
