Sentence examples for when it should ignite from inspiring English sources

He is not helped by Ludovica Villar-Hauser's direction, which plods when it should ignite.

It wigged when it should have wagged".

Decide when it should take effect.

"This should ignite the deal market.

Scramjets (in which the fuel/air mixture is still travelling supersonically when it is ignited) are even more temperamental.

The debate became especially heated when it re-ignited a longer controversy surrounding the measurability of intensities of sensation.

(In one news story, the squirrel was said to make a "popping sound" when it ignited).

When it ignited, the resulting explosion set fire to the surrounding buildings.

With that natural rhythm disrupted, the flammable material piled up, so when it did catch fire, it ignited a giant fire that burned hotter and wider.

And though the gas is hard to ignite when it is cool, heating it can cause premature ignition and backfiring.

This air is guided and diffused by static blades to allow for easier ignition when it is mixed with fuel and ignited in a combustion chamber.