Sentence examples for said triggered from inspiring English sources

"The fact that they were convinced of the disaster," he said, "triggered the disaster".

Chung, for example, designed a leather-backed coat for Madewell, which Grazia said triggered a "bin man" trend.

The Treasury, he said, "triggered the event that has called into question the reliability" of the 30-year bond.

That, White House officials said, triggered the decision to send General Powell out later Wednesday morning issuing a fuller statement of regret.

The president's order, the spokesperson said, triggered "a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House Counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America's national security interests".

He spent months in detention in a U.S. military camp in Pisa, including three weeks in a six-by-six-foot outdoor steel cage that he said triggered a mental breakdown, "when the raft broke and the waters went over me".

"Especially Straub," Justice Calabresi said, triggering laughter in the courtroom.

"My opponent will not commit to universal health care," she said, triggering a round of boos.

"Here we are, clinging to our guns and our religion," he said, triggering loud applause.

"Well, I think I'll pack it in," Mr. Maude-Roxby said, triggering relieved laughter.

England's teachers do not know the meaning of the word 'stress', the chief inspector of schools has said, triggering a bitter standoff with the profession.