Sentence examples similar to moved a trigger from inspiring English sources

There will not be a byelection for her Westminster seat because a general election is likely to be held before a formal writ can be moved to trigger a poll.

Analysts do not believe he is preparing a bid, but his move may act as a trigger for others.

For any director, you can see how a professional life spent orchestrating moving parts could trigger a fascination with planes.

Simply put, no state is likely to attack the homeland or vital interests of a nuclear-armed state for fear that such a move might trigger a horrific nuclear response.

Such a move could trigger a second coup attempt, or even lead to civil war.

Such a move could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region between North Korea and U.S. allies. .

Buy one where you put your hand in the back, grab a stick attached to the head, and push a trigger to move the mouth.

Electricals retailers have been particularly hard hit as their business hinges on a buoyant housing market, with people moving house a key trigger for sales.

The late deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness, stood down in protest over the DUP's handling of an investigation into the scandal, in a move that triggered a snap election in March.

A bullet through either one of those, and there is no way the body might accidentally pull a trigger or move in some other potentially detrimental way.

Founder Mark Zuckerberg was accused by a Norwegian newspaper of "abusing [his] power" in a move that triggered a larger debate about Facebook's role in the censorship and distribution of news.