Sentence examples for would have ignited from inspiring English sources

Scorching hot temperatures at the impact crater would have ignited the fuel.

That revelation once would have ignited a huge scandal, but it has not.

If not the breach of protocol, something else probably would have ignited Posada's kindling emotions.

The real Astley, were he to Rickroll through the timeless Never Gonna Give You Up, would have ignited the place.

Judging by the time at which the failure took place, it involved separation of the rocket's second stage – just before the ship would have ignited the third stage for its final kick to exit the atmosphere.

Investigators have not determined why Ms. Barton would have ignited a fire at a time when a ban against open fires was in effect because of persistent warm and dry weather.

I fear if it had been just some state home care workers or public school kindergarten teachers up there on the steps, it would not have ignited the same public sympathy and this fight would not be taken as seriously as it is.

But for Mr. Li's high profile, the case probably would never have ignited the uproar.

Back then, with more poverty, a smaller middle class and far more ignorance about the outside world, parliamentary democracy in China would probably have ignited turmoil, particularly in areas with ethnic and regional divides.

The overwhelming majority of today's stars in the Universe would never have ignited, including our own.

Would it have ignited a passion to follow a lifetime dream?