Sentence examples for that has ignited from inspiring English sources

In his case, it is not America's economy that has ignited his business.

What is it about the coalition government and its policies that has ignited so much anger?

The panel found no evidence that a popular vaccine causes autism, a subject that has ignited debate for years.

This is a debate that has ignited well beyond Britain, in other countries hit by the market meltdown.

It's this kind of thinking, paired with his love of Christmas, that has ignited a blast of bad feelings in Osborne's neighborhood.

To kiteboarders, though, the record merely raises the ante in a contest that has ignited passions in the small but competitive world of speed racing.

More than anything, he has made some great hustle plays that have ignited our team".

In contrast to other Brooklyn developments that have ignited local opposition, this one seems to have placated its critics.

But not the deaths: it was the army, they said, that had ignited the spilled oil some 75 minutes later and indeed had used such tactics before.

But even as some of them became stars, he always sought that glimmer in their personalities that had ignited the culture decades earlier.

Think of the numbers that have flowed into the despised place, not all of them "boring rich old fogeys"; think of the performances that have ignited them.