Sentence examples for they ignited from inspiring English sources
They ignited an uprising.
They ignited on hitting the ground.
But in the process, they ignited a sizable conflict of their own.
In one instance they ignited a worker's lungi, a skirtlike cloth wrap that is common men's wear in India.
It's reasonable to imagine that our ancestors ate food warmed by the fires they ignited when they prepared their meat.
In a perfect metaphor for the relationship to come, they ignited on the set of "Cleopatra," one of the most turbulent and extravagant movie productions ever.
Books provide more than information - they ignite imagination, inspire empathy and expand vocabulary.
They ignite on contact with the air and burn at more than 800C.
At this truly festive festival, two raging fires (Nance Williamson and Kurt Rhoads) do not meet, they ignite!
If Iraq staged an attack, the first warning would come from the Americans, whose spy satellites can detect the heat from rocket plumes as soon as they ignite.
Dried grass, leaves, and light branches are considered flash fuels; they ignite readily, and fire spreads quickly in them, often generating enough heat to ignite heavier fuels such as tree stumps, heavy limbs, and the organic matter of the forest floor.
