Sentence examples for to ignite something from inspiring English sources

I said they are there to inspire people, to ignite something within them.

Mum busies herself around Dad, cajoling, geeing him up, trying to ignite something in him.

"He's obviously gay in the sense that he has fallen in love with another man, and this seemed to ignite something within his soul.

We're paid to ignite something, to bring brilliant business ideas to life, in the most humanly relevant and dynamic way possible.

These questions are meant to ignite something more in you.

Much like Powers himself, Myers seems to ignite something in the people around him, and so the movies play with that in-character, out-character charisma.

But make-your-own magazines are not, for now, a new business line for Time Inc. "It could be the spark that could ignite something bigger, but that's something we're going to have to evaluate down the road," Ms. George said.

Jim Underwood, a member of IBEW Local 666 who traveled to the rally from Richmond, Va., said he hoped it would "ignite something".

Once you ignite something like that, you're on your way.

Their snuffed out divine spark seems to have ignited something divine within us.

There is something about Oregon that ignites something close to poetic inspiration, even among the most level-headed types.