"push the trigger" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of pulling or pressing the trigger of a gun or other weapon. Example: The soldier took aim at the target and slowly pushed the trigger, releasing a single shot that hit the bullseye.
I would rather have the finger that pushes the trigger or the button that drops the bomb tremble before it kills my son's murderer, than for innocent civilians to be killed.
Without a conscious decision to do so, she smoothly pushed the trigger straight back and held it there as the rifle sent the bullet down the barrel on its way to the acorn.
The foam ejection is controlled by a servo-motor (Dynamixel MX-28, Robotis Corp ., where the motor pushes the trigger of the canister.
On Wednesday morning, liberal strategist Mike Lux, who advised the Obama administration during the transition, wrote that White House officials were pushing the "trigger" compromise as a politically palatable way of avoiding "a floor fight in the Senate".
Demolishing the bombs demands a tight collaboration between the players, where one player has to push the bomb trigger (lifting skill component) in order to destroy the bomb blocking the way of the other player.
He just might repeat, "we are all Georgians" or sing "bomb bomb Iran" as he impulsively pushes the nuclear trigger.
Lift the gun to your shoulder, press your cheek to the stock, push the safety forward, pull the trigger back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4
For instance, if pushing the button triggers a call to IT from the conference room, the trigger would send a page to IT that there was a call for help in the given conference room.
The fence operates on the principle that a bear wandering into camp will push the cord, the cord will trigger the mousetrap, and the closing of the mousetrap will complete an electrical circuit that turns on the alarm, thereby waking George and me to the dangers at hand.
