Sentence examples similar to themes ignited from inspiring English sources
Cardiff blogger and Civic Society chair Peter Cox looks at the art of quick fire presenting from Pecha Kucha to his latest offering at a Swn-themed Ignite Cardiff.
Its theme — a mass uprising against tyranny ignited by a senseless death — was what unfolded four decades later to topple a system of authoritarianism established by the military coup-turned-revolution of Nasser and the Free Officers in 1952.
He shows in an old music hall, which possibly ignited the collection's second parallel, paradoxical theme: showgirl.
Brazilian capoeira drummers ignited a crowd on one of the three themed "Rock Streets," while a circle of street drummers brought a taste of New York City to another strip.
Borrowing the themes of political change and coalition-building that fueled the last two challenges to Mr. James, the race has ignited debates over political succession from black to Hispanic in the state's largest city.
The novel started a new era of literature after the downfall of President Suharto and ignited the sastra wangi (literally 'fragrant literature') literary movement as well as an influx of sexually themed literary works by women.
His conviction ignited me.
They ignited an uprising.
Such themes may have added resonance today in Peru, a country with a strong sense of its heritage, where a decade of sustained economic growth has ignited hopes for greater recognition and influence in the region and around the world.
