"It's like you've turned on a switch," Brenner said.
Now advertisers can erect billboards just by turning on a switch.
Periodically, her wounded brain cast about desperately and threw on a switch.
Fortunately, the baggage issue wasn't a big deal — we just needed to turn on a switch.
(Just colored water, she confided, after turning on a switch inside the house. Then, looking critically, she decided it needed more food dye).
Then the Wildcats seemed to turn on a switch and scored the first nine goals of the second half, winning, 16-8.
It was like someone turned on a switch and the jungle came to life.
It turned on a switch in my head that made me love history.
It seemed to turn on a switch, and the goals kept coming.
A crazy, high-scoring first period followed by barrages of 17 shots in the second period and 14 in the third did not turn on a switch in his brain and make him effusive or boastful.
For example, expression of solvent-responsive proteins such as ArcA, Fur, and PhoB, which are activated indirectly by isobutanol, could be used to turn on a switch that indicates that the cell is experiencing isobutanol stress [ 33].
