Sentence examples similar to set in motion quickly from inspiring English sources

When it's clear the battle to save your marriage is a losing one and your divorce is set in motion, you quickly learn it's about two things: kids and cash.

Instead, it set in motion events that led quickly to German reunification on 3 October 1990.

"British politics now has to quickly set in motion the required processes, the EU and Great Britain both have quickly state their aims," it said.

"I just looked at him and said, 'Dude, I'd love to do something with Adam Curtis.'" Poots texted Curtis immediately and the wheels were quickly set in motion.

When Newark police officers responded to a call about a possible bomb at a housing project and arrived to find something smoking in the parking lot on Sunday, the wheels of response in this Code Orange world were quickly set in motion.

Another 9/11 was to be avoided at all costs and a "global war on terror" was quickly set in motion.

Soon after the attacks of September 11 , 2001 President George W. Bush and Attorney General John Ashcroft declared an all-out, no-holds-barred policy of terrorism "prevention". Another 9/11 was to be avoided at all costs and a "global war on terror" was quickly set in motion.

(American Sniper is similarly set in motion by acts of terrorism, but quickly devolves into a orgiastically pornographic revenge fantasy, waged against the wrong enemy to boot).

A cycle of self-destruction is then set in motion, and it's not surprising when a life of crime quickly follows suit".

But because the forces that have collided in recent weeks were set in motion long before the subprime mortgage mess first made news last year, solutions won't come easily or quickly, analysts say.

Football cannot be set in motion artificially.