Sentence examples for to ignite up from inspiring English sources

It is shown that in flowing air, the mixture starts to ignite up at 240 °C and the combustion of urea in air gives a temperature rise from 240 to 275 °C, then cooled down in 20 min, suggesting that the urea combustion occurs in a quick process.

(Untreated wood failed to ignite at temperatures up to 350°C).

Stocks should hover in this trading range until volume picks up to ignite a sustainable rally, they added.

Those eager for Heineken Ignite to light up their happy hour will have to wait, however: "Specific next steps/roll out are being determined within the coming months," a representative wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

The Eagles looked for openings to ignite fast breaks and speed up the pace.

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

On the night of March 14 , 1972 Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, a leading European publisher who was one of Italy's richest men, was blown up trying to ignite a terrorist bomb on an electric pylon outside Milan.

Someone tried to ignite leaking gas and blow up a fraternity house at UC Davis on Sunday as members slept inside, officials said.

Speaking at a White House ceremony, Obama said Burwell not only knows how "to make the numbers add up" but to ignite middle class economic growth.

The authorities also said they found a gas stove turned on, suggesting that someone had attempted to ignite the home and cover up the crime, Fox 2 News reported.

It is difficult to forget, though, how he simply watched thousands of his countrymen lose their homes and lives as he demanded mass protests week after week in 2008, and how his own deputies were found to have rounded up young men to ignite mayhem in several communities after his loss in the last election.