Usage of "catch alight"

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Usage of catch alight in English

Virgin rainforest, no matter how fierce the sun, is too wet to catch alight. 
 Reuters 

But I've known guys catch alight, ninety percent burns, and they didn't feel nothing, either. 
 Death Mask 

Yes, 'twould be as well; if a single spark were to reach her, she would catch alight like an old olive branch. 
 The Eleven Comedies, Volume 2 

All of which would seem to suggest that, unless Pakistan catch alight or Jayawardene scores big, the likeliest final is England v Australia. 
 The Guardian 

It tastes like a supermodel's tears and is so potent it can catch alight if someone at the next table strikes a match. 
 Nightingale's lament 

Occasionally the trees caught alight and afforded striking spectacles at night. 
 Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer 

Then the Harlequin's costume caught alight, flames leaping everywhere at once. 
 Agents of light and darkness 

One person died in Wilderness when his Ford Kuga caught alight. 
 The South African 

It fell after a number of shacks caught alight yesterday. 
 The South African 

At first the flame merely singed the paper's edges, but then it caught alight. 
 Another life altogether: a novel 

Parts of the hedge itself were also catching alight, consuming. 
 All souls' rising 

One of the vehicles had caught alight in the collision. 
 The South African 

Within seconds, the pre-school store next door had caught alight. 
 Pack animals 

Then the hay in the upper story caught alight, and the heat below became intolerable. 
 The Eye of Zeitoon 

Some of the construction materials have caught alight in this time but have been extinguished. 
 Radio NZ 

According to reports, the vehicle caught alight and fire rescue services were called onto the scene. 
 The South African 

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Meanings of catch alight in English