Sentence examples for pictures set off from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the pictures set off memories and emotions in a way a written journal could not.

See Rob's Arctic diary in pictures Setting off... the team drag supplies over the ice at Svalbard.

IN 1886 THOMAS STEVENS, a British adventurer (pictured), set off on an unusual bicycle trip.

The picture had set off no alarm bells when the exhibition it was in, called "Sensation," appeared at the Royal Academy in London, and then at the Hamburger Bahnhof, in Berlin.

The risk today is not that an improving jobs picture will set off inflation.

But neither has matched Mr. Skoll's attempt to penetrate the studio system by financing and producing a broad range of pictures that are intended to set off not just ticket sales, but social and political action campaigns.

I knew we'd been setting off (illegal) fireworks in my courtyard, but I didn't know, until the pictures came back, that what had set off the fire alarm had been the igniting of Roman candles in my bedroom.

He doffed his headphones and stepped outside into the glare of the magnesium flares set off by motion-picture cameramen.

Straight after gaining a doctorate in paleoclimatology modelling in her native country of France, Myriam Khodri (pictured left) packed her things and set off for the United States to do a postdoc.

But the report of strong growth a month ago set off hopes that the employment picture was finally brightening.

Has set off several Twitter-storms, from tweeting pictures from a Harry Potter set to missing off the sarcasm emoticon when commenting on women and sex.