Sentence examples for set off death from inspiring English sources

After Ice-T Repercussions are still being felt from the furor over the rap performer Ice-T's song "Cop Killer," which set off death threats, protests from police associations and denunciations from the White House, ultimately resulting in the record being recalled by Warner Brothers Records.

Demonstrations Across the Country Commemorate Trayvon Martin Thousands gathered in dozens of cities on Saturday to mourn the unarmed black teenager shot to death early last year, and to add their voices to a debate on race that his death has set off.

The death sentences set off the current unrest in this city.

Once the ant dies and the masking compounds dissipate, these "death" chemicals set off the behavior.

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in dozens of cities on Saturday to commemorate Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager shot to death in a confrontation with a neighborhood watch volunteer early last year, and to add their voices to a debate on race that his death has set off.

The protests had been set off by the death of the reform-minded party leader Hu Yaobang.

It was the biggest day of demonstrations in two weeks of almost daily protests set off by the death sentence issued for a reformist lecturer, Hashem Aghajari.

That horrible year when Zoe unraveled, set off by your death; the same year that Jeremy was in the emergency room seven times with stitches and concussions from various sports injuries.

They were not, however, killed by an occupying army, but by their own country's armed forces, instructed to quell a huge eruption of anger.The riots were set off by the death of a young Berber taken in for questioning by the gendarmerie, the force responsible for order in the countryside.

The cataclysm set off by the death of King Robert in Season 1, and the subsequent jockeying for succession, shattered not just peace in Westeros but the essential nature of the tale.

In both cases, the violence was set off by the deaths of young people during confrontations with police.