Sentences with phrase «igniting in»

Igniting in October in shades of gold, red and orange, Nyssa sylvatica (pictured) will fill larger gardens with autumnal colour.

-- It was on Panorama about 7 years ago that I heared about James Hansen talking about how he was being «gagged» by NASA re AGW and about global dimming and how methane calthrates could eventually rise to the surface with a vision of the oceans igniting in flames — I kid you not.

With 17 large wildfires in California igniting in 24 hours this week, October is shaping up to be a brutal month for wildfires, as it often is.

So, the DSG / DCT burp is caused by fuel igniting in the exhaust.

Vincent Pompei, a school counselor for California's Val Verde Unified School District, said «caseloads have grown so much that counselors only have time to put out fires — when we should be preventing fires from igniting in the first place.»

Relationships have a higher chance of igniting in the right conditions, and selecting what they are, exactly, sets the tone for a kiss or two.

John Nemo took my LinkedIn profile page and ignited it in a way I hadn't seen done before.

Here on Joint Base Lewis - McChord, we've seen our share of incidents in the past few years, such as when an equipment remote control unit was put away extremely hot after use, causing it to ignite in in the plastic storage box.

At least 44 people were killed and 12 more injured when two bombs ignited in the mostly Kurdish town in Syria called Qamishli.

After years of violence between persecuted Rohingya and Rakhine Buddhists, the latest wave of violence ignited in August when security forces launched a counter-offensive in response to coordinated attacks by Rohingya militants.

We point fingers at other countries for allowing Afghanistan to become a terrorist haven, but we were the ones who abandoned the Afghans to the feuding factions whom we had armed and whose fundamentalist Islamic passions we had ignited in the, campaign against the Soviet Union.

Presentation technology may be costly not only in money but in time, in energy and in the conflict it ignites in many churches.

The flame I saw ignited in the 70s and 80s for the purpose of Spirit - filled, simple living needs to be rekindled for a 21st - century generation.

Clamlube Original Rakel's Revenge Drenched In Fire Hot Sauce is drenched in fire that ignites in flavor - rich heat.

If you dump that much wine in the pot and don't boil off the alcohol, it has the potential to ignite in your oven.

The Chicago Tribune is profiling the battle over milk that has ignited in several of the Windy City's school districts.

We hope to ignite in Idaho the passion often felt at the Association for Play Therapy International Conference.

Adding more fuel to the fire that has ignited in the Senate in recent weeks has been a controversy over paid stipends to lawmakers, including three IDC members, who hold the title of vice chair, but receive money usually designated for a committee chairman.

Ignited in Tunisia in late 2010, the Arab Uprisings quickly swept through a wider region better known for sectarian, ethnic and religious cleavages.

(CNN)- The fallout from the Wisconsin saga over collective bargaining rights that ignited in February continues Tuesday with six recall elections.

(CNN)- The fallout from the Wisconsin saga over collective bargaining rights that ignited in February continues Tuesday with six recall elections that potentially hold national political implications in the bellwether state.

The explosive chemical ignited in the pipe but the pipe itself did not explode, lessening its impact, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.

This regularly ignites in outbursts that occur every 49 days or so.

Although nuclear fusion may ignite in the star's core, it never kicks in at full blast; the mass of the star and thus its internal pressure are just too small.

I also know that I chose the right turn in regards to career fulfillment because I feel good and I see the fire ignited in so many young people of color.

The Valley Fire ignited in drought - stricken Northern California early Saturday afternoon, destroying more than 400 homes and scorching 50,000 acres — an area more than twice the size of Manhattan — within about 12 hours.

The wildfires storming California have been four years in the making, as the drought, thought to be heavily influenced by climate change, has been starving California's forests and mountains of water and snow, turning once - lush woods into crackling tinder that has ignited in explosive and unexpected ways.

They are supposed to be stars that contain insufficient mass for nuclear reactions to ignite in their cores.

In the galaxy, called SDSSJ1506 +54, nearly all of the gas has been driven to the central core of the galaxy, where it has ignited in a powerful burst of star formation.

A type Ia supernova arises from the explosion of an ultradense stellar remnant known as a white dwarf, but it is less than clear how the white dwarf comes to ignite in a thermonuclear blast.

When their central temperatures reach values comparable to 107 K, hydrogen fusion ignites in their cores, and they settle down to long stable lives on the main sequence.

At other times, the white dwarf may pull just enough material from its companion to briefly ignite in a nova, a far smaller explosion.

The other major approach to controlled fusion is inertial confinement, in which a fuel capsule is hit by energetic «driver» beams from all directions, causing it to implode and then ignite in a miniature thermonuclar explosion.

But it was what happened next that ignited in me a true resolve to change.

After a health crisis lead Erin through her own mental and physical transformation, a spark was ignited in her to focus her life towards helping others, and is honored to guide people through the journey of healthy living.

So little fires will maybe be ignited in our gut and if we can't put those fires out with the cortisol, that's gonna be a problem.

If I can make you smile or ignite in you a spark of inspiration, then my job is done here.

Pisces and Sagittarius love compatibility These two ignite in the bedroom, but the compatibility ends there.

Jolie has a gangly inelegance that suggests a giraffe trying to hang wallpaper — but the entire movie is predicated on a spark between its prettier - than - thou stars that seems to have bypassed the screen and ignited in the tabloids instead.

That's when blazes that ignite in forests spread rapidly into recently built subdivisions and whole towns.

Watching Monroe and Mitchum, at the height of their physical radiance in this picture, ignited in me a newfound passion for Westerns.

A firestorm ignited in 1973 when retired tennis pro Bobby Riggs, a hustler and gambler looking for new prey, challenged reigning tennis queen Billie Jean King to a match to prove that a female champ was far inferior to anyone on the men's tour — even an old - timer in his mid-50s.

The conflict ignites in a brand - new trailer for Marvel's «Captain America: Civil...

Dunkirk One of the most dazzling big - screen (emphasis there) moments of the year is the heart - stopping instant three timelines cascade together 85 minutes into Christopher Nolan's «Dunkirk» as plots from air, land and sea ignite in flame and oil in the middle of the English Channel.

What a powerful feeling it ignites in us, right?

We've been thrilled to welcome on board a whole range of cultural attractions, which are helping us to ignite in children alife long enjoyment of Shakespeare with a fantastically creative line - up ofevents for schools and families.»

«Hundreds have already benefited from the fund, and this additional investment will now help us to open up even more possibilities for children with limb loss, and hopefully ignite in them a lifelong passion for sport.»

As organizations adjust to keep pace with 21st Century learning demands, Avis» Letters serve to re ignite in each of us our moral purpose as educators and inspire us to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to an inclusive, sustainable and high quality public education system.

Due to incomplete combustion, the fuel would even ignite in the exhaust system, as visible by blue flames at night inside the pipe.

Hydrogen spontaneously ignites in the atmosphere at ~ 500 °C, under hood temperatures shouldn't go much above ~ 100 °C