Use of reignite in Sentences. 15 Examples
The examples include reignite at the start of sentence, reignite at the end of sentence and reignite in the middle of sentence
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reignite in the middle of sentence
- He struck a match reignited the fuse.
- The oven burners reignite automatically if blown out.
- There are fears that rising wages will reignite inflation.
- The discovery could reignite the GM debate in the country.
- The duplicity of the double - dealers reignited the hatred of the people.
- Since then he has been stoking his fire with fitness and form re-ignited.
- The spat is set to reignite speculation over the future of Yahoo's investments in Asia.
- Such moves could reignite inflation, which fell to 3. 2 % in December from 18 % in January.
- The recent food-poisoning scare has reignited debate/concern/controversy over farming methods.
- The quest to make the songs come alive helps reignite the players' chemistry after the long layoff.
- Often, with a little effort, you can reignite the same passion you felt when you first hit that "Post" button.
- It remains to be seen if the developments in South Africa will reignite the debate of unionization in Wal-Mart's U.S. stores.
- And to reignite his youth movement, he should make sure every American kid knows about two programs that he has already endorsed: The first is National Lab Day.
- For the professional middle class in particular, an uptick in innovation and a return to faster economic growth would solve many problems, and likely reignite income growth.
- And in fact, in countries such as Kenya and Zimbabwe, the struggle for democracy in the absence of modern party institutions has only helped reignite long-simmering ethnic grievances.
