Sentence examples for ready to ignite from inspiring English sources

Fire suppression led to more acres ready to ignite.

Dried and thick in some spots, the vegetation there was ready to ignite at the first spark.

"This forest is not healthy — we have too many matchstick trees ready to ignite," Dr. Huffman said.

Despite prosecutors announcing last night that Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, will face criminal charges, the city where the killing took place feels ready to ignite.

The reserve point guard Jose Barea's 11 points countered Harden's production, and Jason Terry appeared ready to ignite the Mavericks, going 3 of 3 and hitting both his 3-point tries for 8 points.

And those protests, which resulted in more than 100 arrests and at least one life-threatening injury, appeared ready to ignite again on Wednesday night as supporters of the Occupy movement promised to retake the square.

These isolated examples of imported radicalism nonetheless fuel the latent prejudices of a minority convinced their 4 million Muslim-American neighbors represent a treacherous fifth column of stealth jihadists ready to spontaneously ignite.

Scores of paraffin candles now stand sentry-like next to the vines, ready to be ignited if the mercury drops too low in the small hours.

On a recent trip to Côte d'Ivoire, where a civil war is ready to re-ignite, a banner draped from a hotel cheerfully declared "Welcome to Thabo Mbeki, a genuine African hero".

It's mordant, witty and philosophically troublesome, shorn of all its matches, except for two sulfur-topped strips: a model of the World Trade Towers, ready to be ignited.

On the resort's private beach, fireworks were ready to be ignited at the stroke of midnight, to explode over the warm, clear waters of the Andaman Sea.