Sentence examples for you ignite from inspiring English sources
When you get the pressure to a certain degree, you ignite it and turn it into a new form".
So it is with Chinese symbols of paper, panels, gunpowder, pine trees — you hold these elements in your hand and you ignite these elements".
"You ignite in others things we have not resolved in ourselves," Ms. MacLaine was quoted in one report as telling the first couple.
But how do you ignite the enthusiasm of an autistic teenager who has long since walled himself off from the outside world; who uses little language or who screeches in random yelps or vulgarities; who flips out when pried away from his computer game; who speaks to you, if at all, in long monologues on arcane subjects with zero interest in your response?
You ignite that stress response," she says.
Once you ignite something like that, you're on your way.
Huang goes on to suggest delicately that no one cooked with the, um, stuff because it tasted like a flaming anatomical feature of Kim Jong Il, but that he had, um, messed with it, "and knew that if you ignited it, the sorghum in it took on a sharp sweetness that would be perfect.
Carefully curated and thoughtfully engaged advocates, either in your walls or out, can do the heavy-lifting for you, igniting brand passion and recommendations amongst their networks in authentic ways brand marketers dream of.
Whether you're taking an art class or a class on the history of the USSR, you may find that having a teacher or professional explain a concept to you ignites your passion.
If you go too fast, you will ignite the cap load which won't injure, but can startle the heck out of you!
Heroism may very well be the most important human trait that lives within every human being, because when you unleash that dormant little spark of heroism within you, to do something selfless, there's a very good chance you will ignite a fire in all the people around you.
