The fuel droplets spout from an injector nozzle contains several different sizes of diameter, and the life time of these droplets is an important factor in combustion chamber and injector design. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the vaporization I combustion behavior of a single fuel droplet in a high temperature and oxidizing environment with external flow. In real fuel spray combustor, the combustion of fuel droplets occur in a convective, high temperature, oxidizing environment and the relative motion of neighboring air turns the problems into two dimensional or more. This research with simple ignition model is to understand the effects of the fuel droplets and of the extemal environment on the ignition delay. The results indicated the droplet in smaller dimension is easier to be ignited in most cases. But in higher temperature environment, the size of fuel droplet affects the delay times less. Besides, we compared the difference of ignition delay time between external flowfield and stationary flowfield.