Examples of using To ignite in English and their translations into Polish
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Mary tries to ignite the light of love in our hearts
Sometimes low-caking coal is hard to ignite but despite this shortcoming, it tends to burn long with large heat emission.
We have been working under the assumption that the killer used gasoline to ignite the magnesium strips.
Rather than the conventional match sticks to ignite the fire, this option is kind of safe as it does not make use of any type of alcohol or spirit to do the required.
We have to actively work in order to ignite the hearts of all people to zeal,
develop strategies to ignite these untapped resources,
filled it with ethylene gas and then tried to ignite it.
I'm gonna use that same system… to ignite the VX gas and burn it off before it can disperse.
cease to generate a spark to ignite the mixture.
is easy to ignite.
Players are presented with a maze of fuses that they must connect to ignite the rockets on the right sand side of the screen
Baba invites the devotees from all over the world to Prashanthi Nilayam to ignite and light our own consciousness.
Above all, it is to ignite a spark of interest in children to examine the world around them
it is very likely to ignite it, causing unsafe factors
After the second interruption it refused completely to ignite again- so they were forced to push it to a nearest petrol station
One small spark to ignite the heavens for the heroes to venture farther
encourage the fats to ignite.
But even if Bell is responsible, what does infecting people with nanites and using the sun's light to ignite an oil reserve have to do with collapsing two universes to create a new one?
But then I thought, well, in case of a fire, I might be the last one to ignite.