Sentence examples for well ignite from inspiring English sources

There was probably more here to enjoy than to lament, and the spark may well ignite during the run.

So the investor pain would be felt throughout Europe, and could well ignite a systemic panic as banks across the Continent suddenly found themselves with big losses.

But it seems plausible to use them as guarantors of the functionality of the emerging regime (especially since its failure may well ignite future war).

An oil well explosion in southern Illinois killed two people and injured four others when gas from the well ignited, the authorities said.

He poured the fiery cognac over a wine decanter, held sideways, that dripped flaming blue rivulets onto an absinthe fountain and onto the bar as well, igniting sugar cubes balanced on spoons atop the glasses beneath the fountain.

Other startup workers have been mentioning the sightings in the downtown area on social media as well, igniting suspicions this isn't a one-off test.

There is concern that an acute banking crisis in Italy, led by troubles at MPS but possibly other banks as well, could ignite European and global banking crises.

You must throw it relatively hard at the ground for the matches to strike well and ignite.

Now we may be heading for another war — perhaps triggered by Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites — and this might well help the ayatollahs as well by igniting a nationalist backlash that would bolster their rule.

As well as igniting Irish indignation, the error sparked a debate over how to reduce human error in refereeing and the meaning of "fair play," one of the slogans of soccer's world governing body.

So I'm very grateful for this honor -- both because I share a long history with NRDC and because this is really a recognition of the priority The Huffington Post has placed on covering both environmental crises and innovative solutions around the world, as well as igniting citizen engagement around an issue that unites us all".