He'd take us into the forest and before we set off he'd line us up and say, 'Nobody is to run in front of me and nobody is to fall more than 20m behind me.' And then he'd be off.
Seiyu was right; the bentos have set off a line of copycat supermarket bentos.
Farther on, you can decide if you want to disturb other viewers by holding down the button atop a white box that is a 1955 work by Atsuko Tanaka (1932-2005): Doing so will set off a line of jangling bells that wends up the ramp a ways and may earn some dirty looks.
Their map is commandeered by Major Archie Gates George Clooneyy) and they set off behind enemy lines to swipe the gleaming yellow bars.
Set off by rope lines, Secret Service agents and lecterns, Gore was running the sort of imperial campaign that repelled the state's cosseted voters.
(The latter included a pair of couplets set off in alternating lines, one on the left about getting his monkey to do the dog atop a lumberjack log, the other on the right, about joining Ingmar Bergman in singing "Blowing in the Wind," written out as if each couplet was coming in from a different side of a set of earphones).
Good horizon markers for the Early Formative are colour zones of red pigment set off by incised lines; complex methods of rocker stamping (a mode of impressing the wet clay with the edge of a stick or shell); the tecomate, or globular, neckless jar; and Olmec excised pottery.
The junk rating, issued last month, set off a bank-line provision that gives creditors title to Nortel's assets in the event of bankruptcy.
The tornado left a trail of shredded and overturned cars along I-40, destroyed livestock, set off a gas line explosion and spurred people across El Reno to evacuate their homes.
He seemed an exotic figure with his dark and magnetic eyes, his Assyrian beard and enveloping robes, the sober black of which was set off by a lining of brilliant puce.
