Sentence examples for could have set off from inspiring English sources
The residue from such tests could have set off the sensors.
What became known as Watkin's Folly, had it been built, could have set off an early race to the sky.
Thus, algorithmic trading could have set off a vicious circle in which the pound's slump became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
An explosion there could have set off a fireball destroying life and property over a wide area.
Under some state laws, such agreements could have set off a sales tax obligation for Gateway and its customers.
Or, he said, some unknown chain of events could have set off an explosion aboard the submarine.
The colonists at that time were looking for any excuse to slaughter the remaining Indians in New England and this act of deception could well have set off a slaughter of the Indians.
But laws reserving at least two months of the generously paid, 13-month parental leave exclusively for fathers -- a quota that could well double after the September election -- have set off profound social change.
Larry will not — beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep– As you see, when I set out to make a delightful seafood risotto à la vénitienne, I always like to get off on the right foot at the very beginning by HAVING THE FUCKING GODDAM SMOKE DETECTOR GO OFF!!! Fucking goddam piece of useless stupid garbage — what could have set it off?
Larry will not — beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep-beep As you see, when I set out to make a delightful seafood risotto à la vénitienne, I always like to get off on the right foot at the very beginning by HAVING THE FUCKING GODDAM SMOKE DETECTOR GO OFF!!! Fucking goddam piece of useless stupid garbage — what could have set it off?
