Sentence examples for spark that ignites from inspiring English sources

In the sophisticated worldview of "Burning Bush," oppression may win in the short term, but the spark that ignites freedom movements, once lighted, can't be extinguished.

About half the accidents that threaten reactor cores begin with fires that can start from a short circuit in an electric cable, a spark that ignites the oil in a pump, or an explosion in a transformer.

Nothing makes me happier than sitting down to write and share, lecturing to a group of people or coaching people one-on-one and setting off the spark that ignites them.

And here is the spark that ignites the novel.

That is often the spark that ignites parental resistance.

If static electricity collects in clothing, it can generate a spark that ignites fumes.

The saw caused a spark that ignited a fire.

Hammer struck percussion cap and caused a spark that ignited gunpowder and propelled a conical shaped Minié bullet down the muzzle.

The report concluded that a short circuit set off a spark that ignited fuel vapors in the jet's center wing fuel tank, which was nearly empty.

As he was doing so, the iron produced a spark that ignited the powder, and the resulting blast propelled the tamping iron straight through his head.

Cavalli-Sforza's studies have led him to hypothesise that the invention of modern language was the spark that ignited human expansion.