Sentence examples for which were ignited from inspiring English sources

It became and remains the biggest dissident Facebook page in Egypt, even as protests continue to sweep the country, with more than 473,000 users, and it has helped spread the word about the demonstrations in Egypt, which were ignited after a revolt in neighboring Tunisia toppled the government there.

The Chinese made early grenades out of oil-soaked hemp and cotton, which were ignited and thrown by mangonels.

Mr. Moore suggested that the 2004 election results were a prelude to the Obama movement, which was "ignited by young people".

These stoves heat the wood until it releases its volatile compounds, which are ignited in the air.

The tank ruptured and spilled fuel, which was ignited by an as-yet unidentified electrical spark, causing a massive fire.

Instead of a wire element, their bulbs contain xenon gas, which is ignited by a transformer box outside the headlight assembly.

Amidst this stylised grotesquerie, however, is a startlingly intense and believable love story between Virginia and Alex, humane and tender, which is ignited by a very erotic and convincing love scene.

Drug stocks and other health care shares rebounded from Friday's rout, which was ignited by criticism from Vice President Gore in his acceptance speech at the Democratic national convention on Thursday.

All this came to the boil as the nation as a whole has been gripped by raw debate about how young black men are treated by the police, which was ignited last August by the killing of Michael Brown, 18, in Ferguson, Missouri by a white police officer.

Previously, we reported that a-C H film ha-C Hss depended on the electron temperature in C2H2 plasma which was ignited with pulsed Rfilmwer, and thardnesshardependeds in inverse pronorthen to thelectronon temperature in the range of less than 2.5 eV.

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection officials said the blaze, which was ignited by an illegal campfire, is 60% contained. .