Sentence examples for a detonator of from inspiring English sources
Ms. Varela called the reports "a detonator of the violence".
In recent months, his poem, "Somebody Blew Up America" -- which claims that the Israelis and President Bush knew beforehand of the attacks on the World Trade Center -- tripped a detonator of its own.
The canister is basically the same set up as a grenade, with a pin, a release handle and a detonator, of the type used by the military and riot police, although Spain's national police force say it is not like the ones they use.
Besides boosting the volume of trade among signatories and the concentration of Mexican exports-imports, the NAFTA functioned as a detonator of inward foreign investment owing mainly to the privileged access to the large US market and cheaper labor costs provided by Mexico.
The Mark II design used a plastic casing instead of glass, and a detonator instead of a cap.
In several graphic scenes, committed environmental campaigners use a detonator to blow up recalcitrant members of the public, including two schoolchildren and the ex-footballer David Ginola.
Friday Prayers at the Al Aksa mosque -- a frequent detonator of Arab clashes with Israeli forces over the past six and a half months -- were pulling throngs of Muslims through the same stone alleyways, but in the opposite direction.
Since public access to the buildings' interiors is limited, the Gasometer may not become an urban "detonator" of the magnitude of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
His elimination of the brilliant Gus with the ringing of a detonator bell on a wheelchair was genius, and Walt, along with the rest of the audience, didn't really have time or inclination to think too much that the explosion was in a medical facility.
In 1995 an operative of Al Qaeda on a Philippine airliner hid a detonator in the heel of his shoe and set off a bomb that damaged the plane and killed at least one passenger.
And then it's only a matter of time until someone packs a drone full of Semtex and a detonator, and sends it to the GPS coordinates of the home or headquarters of someone they really don't like.
