Sentence examples for would be ignited from inspiring English sources

No one could say whether the mixture would be ignited or peacefully dispersed.

One hoped that wisdom of theatre experience would be ignited by the freshness of an opera novice.

"The Slum": is there anyone whose interest would be ignited by these words on a dust jacket?

"One hoped", as Fiona Maddocks puts it in the Observer, "that wisdom of theatre experience would be ignited by the freshness of an opera novice".

Before her flight, she said the United States hoped that what Mr. Obama recently called "flickers of progress" in Myanmar would "be ignited into a movement for change that will benefit the people of the country".

But Dr. Mannan suggested one way an anhydrous ammonia explosion might occur: If during a fire an ammonia tank were to be breached, the gas would mix with the air until it reached the proper concentration, at which point it would be ignited by the fire.

People can be ignited by anything.

The moxa sticks will be ignited from the bottom.

The detonator would have been ignited using metal wire, a bulb or the flash from a disposable camera, he said.

Most Britons understood that something serious was unfolding, but the awesome gravity of this crisis was concealed from the public precisely because of the sheer terror that would have been ignited had the truth been known.

If the gasoline had been ignited, it would have created a deadly domino effect rigged to the opening of the front door.