Sentence examples for get instigated from inspiring English sources

Harper was unhappy that "major plot points like a gay character thinking he might be bi or straight get instigated, sorted out and wrapped up within an hour", and said she thought it was "hurtful" for Blaine to "accept a date with Kurt's friend" after he and Kurt had "agreed to sort of work on a potential relationship between the two of them" in the "Silly Love Songs" episode.

Heywood replied on Wednesday: "I have instigated a Cabinet Office-led inquiry to establish how extracts from this document may have got into the public domain.

Those overtly political features that get made are instigated by star actors, he believes, because "no major company refuses George Clooney or Brad Pitt.

In the meantime, another study got under way, instigated in part by Dr. Paul Thompson's curiosity about himself.

The idea of a red zone, where the concentrations of volcanic ash exceed 4,000mcg per cubic metre, was instigated to get around the need for the blanket closure of airspace applied last year.

The Legation Quarter of the city where expatriates under treaty protection tended to live was at the heart of the investigation, and an unusual joint Chinese-British poperationration was instigated to get at the truth.

But it seemed to have been instigated by Yahoo investors who were eager to find a way to get Armstrong to replace Yahoo's C.E.O., Carol Bartz.

In 2012, the non-profit organization 'Getting to Know Cancer' instigated an initiative called 'The Halifax Project' to develop such an approach using the 'Hallmarks of Cancer' framework as a starting point.

Since it sounded so brutal that I would get suppositories which would instigate labor.

Unless you're the only one who instigates, got your mouth, open your heart".

You can almost see the cogs in his mind ticking over as he bends down in one scene, cringing at the lack of discipline, getting ready to instigate some kind of BSG zero-tolerance policy on litter.