Sentence examples for ways to ignite from inspiring English sources

While Knoblauch was sinking deeper into his slump in recent weeks, Yankees executives were searching for ways to ignite the team's attack.

Improvements — in wicks, vessels, fuels and ways to ignite them — came slowly, though somewhat less so for some: "The wealthy and powerful have always been the first to acquire new kinds of light and have always had more of it than others," Brox writes.

The American encampment at Long Binh was open on one side to the jungle ("the monsoon season is staggering to a deceptive close... it rains almost every day but not every hour") and about a mile from a munitions dump that the Vietcong would frequently find ways to ignite, with spectacular results.

Here are five key ways to ignite engagement with millennials.

Among the best ways to ignite employee passion is by empowering them to make choices that improve the customer experience.

Instacart's executive team is like the one at Jet.Com visionary, smart and capable and they would add tremendous value to a CPG company looking for ways to ignite innovation and growth.

Such a wonderful way to ignite your imagination.

When it counted most, Tortorella could not find a way to ignite Rick Nash, who scored only one goal in 12 playoff games.

So, with English primary schools now obliged to teach languages to seven- to 11-year-olds, what better way to ignite interest than by introducing the language of pasta and Pinocchio to your young charges?

Dr. John Emsley, a science writer in residence at the University of Cambridge, England, has found a literary way to ignite this kind of thrill, even in people with no knowledge of chemistry (and no metallic sodium in the fridge).

(His new multiyear contract with Fox, signed this spring, is valued at nine figures). One goal is to use the venture as a testing ground for new material and a way to ignite attention.