Sentence examples for re-ignite from inspiring English sources

More to come, it's about time to re-ignite lizardsquad".

Now the California decision could re-ignite the issue at the federal level.

"We want to re-ignite the emotional passion around the magazine".

But the referendum proposal's failure could re-ignite the separatist cause.

But it does not have the resources or allies to re-ignite political reforms.

Civilian casualties have decreased, and fears that the conflict might re-ignite soon have largely dissipated.

The biography, The Bodyguard's Story, will re-ignite the dispute over how and why Diana died.

Do Melbourne City really need any more star power to help re-ignite their season?

So it was inevitable the debate about who is the greatest athlete would re-ignite.

It was time, his tone suggested, to re-ignite a season that never stopped.

Strikes against the American military in Iraq may decline immediately only to re-ignite later.