Sentence examples for now set off from inspiring English sources
It also means that outbreaks that once might have faded away unnoticed now set off alarms, for better and for worse.
Cruz and Rubio may now set off on a three-man race to the edge with Trump, not a battle with Trumpism.
In mining camps all along the Rocky Mountains dynamite held ready for retaliation was now set off "by the ton", just for kicks.
He said equipment failures that would have caused little or no damage a few years ago now set off fires that burn thousands of acres because California forests had become much more combustible.
Possession of beta-secretase (discovered, almost simultaneously, by three other drug companies) has now set off a frenzied race to find and test a drug to block the enzyme and stop Alzheimer's in its tracks.
The foyer is now set off from the rest of the apartment with half columns, and a charming ceiling fixture of glass and crystal from Ms. Franklin's grandmother's house in Connecticut hangs overhead.
Otherwise, I'm a pretty honest person, though to my ear that statement now sets off alarms.
The impending debate now sets off a final scramble for votes with neither side certain who will win.
Having kept this story under wraps for almost 50 years, Ms. Alford now sets off a firestorm of gossip about its sordid details.
CHICAGO — Asian carp, the voracious, nonnative fish whose arrival near Lake Michigan is threatening to cause havoc in the Great Lakes, are now setting off strife on land as well.
Updated at 9.05pm BST 8.58pm BST Police are now setting off a "controlled explosion" on Boylston St. "near ground zero," according to Boston-area emergency scanner activity.
