Sentence examples for started a flame from inspiring English sources

Elon Musk recently started a flame war on Twitter with the urban planning and mass transit community by stating "public transportation sucks": the underlying assumption that, in the future, individual transit would be the only transportation solution with a good user experience (UX).

Thankfully nobody has started a flame war over calls for truth and justice, as Lawrence Hill did Friday.

Use small kindling to start a flame, gradually building the fire until you have at least a wheelbarrow load of dry logs burning.

Favreau casts himself as Carl Caspar, a skilled cook who opens a street-food van after being elbowed out of his cushy restaurant job for starting a flame war with a food critic on Twitter.

He's called out for his lack of imagination in a stinging review by a leading food critic (Oliver Platt) and - after being introduced to Twitter by his tech-savvy son (Emjay Anthony) - accidentally starts a flame war that will lead to him losing his job.

This post is not meant to start a flame war between the various camps.

You'll either laugh, cry, or want to start a flame war, but this is a perfect example of an audience talking back to a massive corporation that has lost its way.

The willingness of the Apple crowd (and I'm typing this on a Mac so don't start a flame war, kids) to knife themselves in the back is astounding.

With the amount of firepower he's packing, he could start a flame war with Rammstein.

The tubes would burn for five seconds at about 3000 C and would start a flame that was around 5 m long.

Instead of starting a flame war on the so-called ins and outs of the female anatomy, we asked Kara Crabb if she wanted to respond by writing her own guide to the female prostate.