Sentence examples for that he ignited from inspiring English sources

With that, he ignited a fiery debate over the balance of power between the legislative and judicial branches in Israel.

She was right at first to defend Mr. Spitzer's logic, but wrong to then back away from the firestorm that he ignited.

We must take seriously the dangerous lynch mob mentality that he ignites and supports, as our communities know far too well the harmful consequences.

Mr. Hyneman stood by an open door of the building to manipulate a long pole with a gas torch that he used to ignite the mini-zeppelin, which was more than 10 feet long, hanging inside.

During last Thursday's Game 2, voices in the Stadium bleachers were chanting, "We Want Pedro!" And that was long before he ignited Saturday's soirees by flinging a head-high fastball that buzzed Yankees outfielder Karim Garcia on the shoulder.

Last night marked the first time in this series that he has ignited a scoring inning.

[Text, Page A7.] Mr. Milosevic's isolation today, 12 years after the wave of Serbian nationalist sentiment that he had ignited swept him to power, gave added drama to the courtroom confrontation as he sat facing a black-robed prosecution team led by Carla Del Ponte.

Young did not match the 43 he scored against Sacramento four nights earlier, but he ignited a team that seems to play well only at home.

But by the time Reagan won his second term in '84, that spark of unrest he ignited seemed to have fizzled out; maybe the hardcore scene had realized that anger alone wouldn't drive him from office, maybe singers just ran out of lyrics.

That's the kind of cred that makes Chauncey feel pretty chuffed: bedding Ned is proof that he can ignite the passion of a "real" man.

When Quade Cooper was handed his first start of the tournament against South Africa last weekend, the expectation was that he would ignite the backline and bring more creativity to the attack.