Sentence examples for connection set off from inspiring English sources

The connection set off the opening of a new window on my desktop screen, prompting me to import music, videos and photos from my phone to the computer, or sync my iTunes music or videos to the phone.

By Monday night, Lebanese state news media said that at least 4 people were dead, at least 20 injured and nearly 50 under arrest in connection with clashes set off by the Beirut bombing.

So Gomez, still yearning for a greater connection with the church, set off for Europe, earning a doctorate in moral theology from the prestigious University of Navarra.

While Herzogenaurach does not talk about just what happened, the American connection appears to have helped set off the bitter family feud.

The Toronto police on Monday arrested a man and charged him with first-degree murder and six counts of attempted murder in connection with a shooting that set off a panic in a downtown Toronto shopping mall on Saturday evening.

It was as if we hated everyone but each other, and that was the spark that set off our connection.

In Switzerland a series of raids broke up an alleged support and fundraising network which had connections to the men who set off bombs in Riyadh last May.

The Derderian brothers installed sound deadening material in the popular nightclub, and that material exploded into flame when assistants for the band Great White set off fireworks in connection with a concert.

There is thus a strong connection between the veritable culture shock set off by the Supreme Court's intervention in the presidential election of 2000 and the proper characterization of the Court's action as a violation of the implicit "political process" doctrine that has governed our national life without much interruption from the outset.

Mr. Lieberman portrayed the proposal as a reaction to increasing involvement in Islamic terrorism by United States citizens, including Faisal Shahzad, the Pakistani-American man who was arrested in connection with the failed attempt to set off a car bomb in Times Square last Saturday.

Instead, he went for a piece based upon a three-dimensional shape, Esa-Pekka Salonen's "Helix," which set off a different set of connections.