Sentence examples for they will ignite from inspiring English sources

Once the groups of scouts have reached the summits of Scafell Pike in England, Snowdon in Wales, Ben Nevis in Scotland and Slieve Donard in Northern Ireland, they will ignite the fire of this Paralympics using flints to create a spark and kindle a flame.

The first sparks of a passion need oxygen before they will ignite.

They will ignite and burn because of the concentrated mineral content.

Renovation work has been halted, and if the ban continues, they said, it will ignite Israeli-Arab tensions throughout the region.

But Paul Krugman, who battered Obama on this point during the election, understands what a wildfire the Democrats will ignite if they push mandates without a public option.

Chinese officials have said they hope the Beijing Winter Olympics will ignite "a winter sports passion" that will help create a £535m industry in China by 2025.

At the same time, they hope the market's incentives will ignite the ingenuity of businesses in the state, driving them to invent clean-energy technologies to be sold around the globe like so many Hollywood blockbusters.

All waxes will ignite explosively when they reach their flash point temperature.

Do not bring them inside, as they are likely carrying allergens that will ignite your symptoms.

This question and more important this article and hopefully the many discussions it will ignite brings awareness to and acknowledges that "they" to are victims.

They argue that the sooner the lands affected adjust their institutions and agreements, the less likely climate change will ignite a new round of water wars.