reignite造句

The oven burners reignite automatically if blown out.

You may need to reignite the pilot light.

'They added that Yahoo needed to' accelerate innovation 'and' reignite inspiration.

The presidents will meet to try and diffuse the tensions that threaten to reignite the conflict.

Several issues, if mishandled, could reignite a bloodier conflict all over again.

But now he is hoping a permanent return to Ewood Park will reignite his career.

A good way to reignite your belief in true love is to turn to romantic or sad films.

But Lebanon's Defense Minister warned against rocket attacks on the Israel that might draw retaliation and reignite the fighting.

Over the next twenty years, they'll think about each other, sometimes to meet and reignite a relationship that neither can give up nor explain.

Now, Nasa hopes to reignite the public's interest in manned space flight and win support for a massive investment in new trips to space.

Again under Richard Fleischer's direction, he gave a rigorously deglamorized performance, but the film was dismissed as exploitative in many quarters and failed to reignite Mr. Curtis's career.

Some expect Wenger to reignite his interest in the Moroccan international in the New Year but the Arsenal boss believes Chamakh is out of his reach.

The move may ease trade tension with America, though China's slowing economy, which is boosting its trade surplus, may reignite the spat.

After spending a year in orbit around Vesta, Dawn will perform a trick rare in space travel-it will reignite its engines and head off to orbit another body.

Much will now depend on the achievements of their coalition and on whether it can reignite economic growth. And for that, the government will need more courage than moderation.

The temperature inside the core of a fire tornado can reach up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius)—hot enough to potentially reignite ashes sucked up from the ground, Forthofer said.

A company that plays a key role in managing the Internet's domain system is considering whether to restart a controversial search service that makes money off Web users' typos, a move that threatens to reignite a debate over who controls key segments of the Internet.