Sentence examples similar to primary igniting from inspiring English sources
In Texas, Ronald Reagan's 1976 Presidential primary campaign ignited the political transformation of the state.
Helium is used as the primary gas source for igniting and sustaining the plasma.
In 1917 the murder of George Eppley, a police officer defending City Council primary candidate James Carey, ignited the reformers again.
Blessed is the word igniting now.
"This is the igniting spark," she said.
This will result in the bowl igniting.
The turmoil threatened efforts by Democrats to move on from the combative primary campaign during which Sanders ignited the progressive left and pushed Clinton all the way to the line.
A detonation was ignited in the primary chamber and the propagation of the detonation through the stainless steel microcapillaries was monitored by pressure transducers located between the sections of the microcapillaries.
Governor Engler helped ignite support for a closed primary on Tuesday evening, when he accused Mr. McCain of having borrowed Democrats to use in the open primary.
Among the coal mine fires, the conveyor belts are the primary dangerous combustive materials, which can be ignited by the frictional heating.
