Sentence examples similar to set imagination ablaze from inspiring English sources

England drew the match and, of course, went out of the tournament but not before Owen had set the imagination ablaze just four months after becoming the youngest to play for his country in the 20th century.

For three days, the torches of inspiration, passion, commitment and action were set ablaze, igniting the social imagination of 1,300 change-makers hailing from 83 countries, 318 schools and all 50 U.S. states.

But, though it was a hit, Ant-Man didn't set the box office and fan imaginations ablaze the way that 2014's wild Guardians of the Galaxy decidedly did.

Then he set them ablaze.

Militants sometimes behead victims and set bodies ablaze.

The requirement at United is to set Old Trafford ablaze.

But he was indirectly the spark that set Motown ablaze.

Someone ripped away the American flag and set it ablaze.

A week and a half ago, Lee Nailon set Madison Square Garden ablaze.

The clandestine sabotage force was set up on the command of Winston Churchill to "set Europe ablaze".

Then he doused the room with petrol and set it ablaze, incinerating his victims.