fire somebody's imagination

The song had fired the South's imagination after its first performance in 1859.

"An artist, like a child, is happier with just a few old sticks to fire his imagination," wrote another of Smith's friends.

That's not just a rumor they've cooked up to fire the public's imagination.

"The piece calls for actors to call on their art form - and to fire the audience's imagination."

No, the way to get at it is to work from whatever background has fired your imagination.

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And they still fired his imagination as few things had done before or since.

These discoveries fire our imagination with the prospect of finding life on future missions.

Images from television of ten fired her imagination like this.

That teacher, he said, "fired my imagination" and was partly responsible for his decision to go into the theater.