reignite

Or even that she would have wanted it to reignite.

She had thought their passion was over but it is reignited.

He said that the loan move reignited his love for the game.

Just the kind of thing to reignite interest and curiosity in science.

It reignites an accident that took place 10 years ago.

Many corporate leaders are trying to reignite growth in their companies.

Our job as artists is to reignite the passion in them.

In his eyes a hunger began to reignite even as they watched.

This reignites doubts created by his parents a long time ago.

As a political force, the President was burnt out; and nothing could reignite the fire.

But the best purpose it can serve is to reignite interest in the books.

The victory reignited a championship race that many thought was over.

Though held again in 2005 it failed to reignite the enthusiasm of the 1990s.

Any hot metal could reignite a fire once it is shut off.

"It will reignite when people look around and see they are paying so much more for electricity than the rest of the country."

We have to figure out a way to reignite the imagination of the American people."

After a second encounter, the spark of their old relationship is reignited.

They also reignite the debate over whether Guantanamo should remain open.

Their affair quickly reignites, and before long he makes a plan to leave Suzanne.

And how do we keep conflicts from reigniting when peacekeepers leave?

But that was enough to reignite his craving for basketball.

Something had to happen to reignite the fire, and something did.

It took a big play from the Giants' defense to reignite the offense.

And the armed struggle, once abandoned, is difficult to reignite.

"We're trying to reignite expectations to win here," he said.