Sentences with phrase «ignited into»

That reaction would have happened anyway, more than likely, but it ignited into something more rancorous (enough so to end up being discussed on The View) because, right now, the art world is on a perpetual boil.

Oils can be ignited into massive conflagrations.

In the sequence of recent years, online dating has ignited into a multi-billion dollar industry that has extended all around the world.

[More from Bronx State Senator Pedro Espada on this later] Firefighters helped save a Bronx family when their Fordham - area home ignited into flames early Tuesday morning.

New York city: An elderly Chinese couple today took the proceeds from the sale of their laundry — some $ 100,000 — ignited it into a small bonfire in their apartment (an ancient ritual investment in immortality for oneself and one's ancestors), then with their daughter leaped from their window to their death.

The morning news, Monday, September 27, 1976: New York city: An elderly Chinese couple today took the proceeds from the sale of their laundry — some $ 100,000 — ignited it into a small bonfire in their apartment (an ancient ritual investment in immortality for oneself and one's ancestors), then with their daughter leaped from their...

If we give ourselves permission to hold onto certain offenses, our hearts will eventually ignite into a wildfire of bitterness and hate.

Pull out «Blessed are the meek,» and throw it over any sparks that might ignite into a reordering of the world.

Bellerin has been the most impressive, but Iwobi looks close to making regular contributions and Chamberlain continues to show sparks that, while they are yet to ignite into a blaze of glory, still show real promise for a lad who is just 22.

And so what was shaping up to be a snoozy election between Schneiderman and Manny Alicandro, a Republican who was attacking the incumbent for suing the Trump administration, is now set to ignite into a wide contest.

When hydrogen and oxygen combine in a planet's atmosphere, they can ignite into a ball of fire and then leave behind liquid water oceans that would be good for life

Most of the material forms a ball that ignites into a star when its core gets dense and hot enough.

The aim is to understand how a collapsing star can, in a single second, ignite into a supernova and explode like a trillion trillion trillion gallons of jet fuel.

Slowly, the haze contracted under its own gravity, compressing the centre until it was hot enough to ignite into the seed of a star.

That is why we recommend you start as pen pals and build your relationship to see if there is enough spark that ignites into love.

Equal parts romance and tragedy, their beautiful melodies have the tendency to ignite into head - spinning walls of noise.

Perhaps disagreements or differences in parenting styles are creating friction that ignites into angry outbursts in front of the children.

A half - day intensive can be a satisfying and empowering experience when seemingly unsolvable conflicts have been piling up and igniting into explosive arguments, when there has been infidelity, or when one partner wants to leave.

I had a skillet of eggs cooking on the stove and bread in the toaster that would soon ignite into flames and black smoke, setting off the wisely installed detectors in the nearby hallway.

Not exact matches

He has written numerous books, including «The Brain Warrior's Way: Ignite Your Energy and Focus, Attack Illness and Aging, Transform Pain into Purpose,» «The Amen Solution: The Secret to Being Thinner, Smarter, Happier» and «Change Your Brain, Change Your Life.»

In other words, the very questions that seem to ignite the greatest controversies and animosities among Americans — and even led one to drive his car into a group of protestors in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Surprisingly, the engine was not being purposefully ignited when it exploded: According to the company source, the blast occurred during a «lox drop,» in which liquid oxygen is pumped into a rocket engine to see if it leaks.

That ignited public outrage far beyond any previous reaction to press intrusion into the lives of celebrities, which the paper had previously acknowledged and for which it paid compensation.

It hurts that such dreadful situations ignite people into action, but at the same time, that's exactly how I got started.

It had ignited and exploded, sending burning material to the floor — igniting a gym bag — and embedding parts into the wall.

After opening in such an ignited fashion, the band recoils some into more atmospheric and melancholy tracks, incuding «Nude,» «All I Need» and «Faust Arp,» with a semi-upbeat injection from «Weird Fishes / Arpeggi.»

United Airlines is still trying to bounce back from the catastrophically bad press ignited after they knocked 69 - year - old Dr. David Dao into a daze and dragged him off a plane in Chicago.

Mr. Romney's candidacy has thrust the Christian group into the spotlight here, with its leaders on Monday unveiling a website called Kenya Mormon Newsroom to help answer questions ignited by the American political process.

But the honeymoon soon wanes when they return to Neil's hometown in Oklahoma where their fires of passion dim, sending each into the arms of others, renewed with the ignited eros meant solely for their spouses.

Carefully pour the bourbon into the pan and ignite with a long match or stick lighter.

Feeling a bit ho - hum about food, I wanted something to ignite my passion so it would send me flying into the kitchen again.

But four days into my first kitchari cleanse, and I'm feeling ignited by a whole new approach to resetting my system: body, mind and heart.

Drop this into a small saucepan along with the slices of butter and ignite to medium - low heat.

LeBron James and Joakim Noah got into it during the first quarter, leading to a double technical foul that ignited things.

The Yankees» Lou Piniella barrels into Fisk at home plate, igniting a bench - clearing brawl that rekindles one of the game's most bitter rivalries.

The government makes things even worse pumping billions of Euros into the economy to ignite fiestas throughout the year, distracting the people from their economic plight — an unemployment rate of more than 20 percent, nearly 50 percent for the young — with an endless, whirling party.

Charlie's powder keg to launch into the celebrity stratosphere seemed to have a lot more fuses ready to ignite.

Arsenal have the resource but need something from the team that ignites the match into life.

Those numbers earned Lawton the team's MVP award and ignited a small spark of excitement heading into another bleak Minnesota summer.

That ignited the Whistling Straits crowd and brought Spieth back into it, but his finish would put him right on Jason Day's heels and have the 18th gallery out of control.

The three - man playoff at The Players Championship definitely has a fan - favorite, and Rickie Fowler ignited the massive Stadium Course crowd at the island hole with this dart into the island green.

Use this space themed peg doll set to ignite your child's imagination as the rocket flies off into outer space.

Here, with this Lamaze Educator Training, Deena and Ngozi will facilitate your transition so you can take that spark within you and turn it into a fire that ignites change, opportunity, comfort and satisfaction for the women with whom you will work.

By bringing this film into our homes, they will enable a significant step forward in the fight to improve understanding for those affected by Baby Loss — and ignite a dialogue in terms of care, prevention and support.

Cotton does not burst into flames or release deadly fumes when ignited (as compared with polyurethane foam).

Nevertheless, Spitzer's nearly last - minute entry into the sleepy city comptroller's race ignited both the city's editorial boards as well as nearly every organization he annoyed as attorney general or governor.

They are now headed into the final stretch of a bruising political campaign which has ignited the French blogosphere for months now...

He ignited the spirit of party folks gathered when he told them that the NDC has what it takes to turn Ghana into a one party state by winning every election held in Ghana.

Speaking further, the bishops frowned at the deployment of military personnel in the Southeastern part of the country, describing it as capable of «igniting a fire that could turn into an uncontrollable conflagration».

«Every window had fire coming out of it, then we watched it creep into our building,» she said of the seven - alarm blaze at 289 Grand St. on April 12, 2010 that ignited three buildings, killing an 87 - year - old man, injuring 33 people and leaving 200 residents displaced.