Sentence examples for quickly set off from inspiring English sources

He quickly set off on a twofold quest.

They turned on their amplifiers and their fog machines and quickly set off the building's smoke alarm.

The exchange was recorded on video, and quickly set off a dispute between the Clinton and Sanders campaigns.

China has been described by social scientists such as Francis Fukuyama as a "low trust" society, where rumors quickly set off mass panic.

I woke Mike, who quickly set off to scout a place for our high campsite at about 5,100 meters (about 16,700 feet) above sea level.

Many poor people, saddled with a deficient education, inadequate health care and few marketable skills, find small setbacks can quickly set off a downward spiral.

His stand against American forces here has stirred a widespread insurrection across southern Iraq, starting in Najaf and then quickly setting off fighting in at least eight other predominantly Shiite cities.

Today, a code-red mistake, like a lost order, quickly sets off the customer recovery program, which gives a server the discretion to undo the damage by offering a coupon, a free item or more.

Kaling, tired of being ignored, quickly sets off to do all the things she imagines she could with invisible powers, including eating a tub of ice cream with what looks like a garden shovel as she walks through a supermarket, sunbathing nude in a park and kissing Matt Damon.

Central processing of the cough reflex quickly sets off a cascade of synchronized central and peripheral responses involving the nucleus ambiguus, retroambigualis, phrenic nucleus, and medial motor cell column which project to the vagus, phrenic, intercostal and thoracoabdominal nerves, respectively [ 9].

In addition, President Hamid Karzai has shown that he understands the necessary pace for progress in the country, where moving too quickly could set off a rebellion by local warlords.