Sentence examples for thought sets off from inspiring English sources

The thought sets off a digression.

The man, he said, looked out somewhat disdainfully and said something to the woman, which, he thought, set off a conversation about the vigil.

So what do you think set it all off?

Mr. Mohamud then dialed the number that he thought would set off the bomb.

The common cold virus, a rhinovirus, is thought to set off half of all asthma attacks.

organized invasion by Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs, which U.S. intelligence officials thought would set off a popular revolt against Mr. Castro.

Somali-born Mohamed Osman Mohamud, 19, was arrested after reportedly making a telephone call he thought would set off the bomb in the centre of Portland.

I watched the first game and the two teams showed their qualities but I don't expect Millwall (3-1 ahead) to have it all their way the second leg". Barnsley caretaker manager Paul Heckingbottom on Sky Sports: "I thought we set off really well.

I thought someone set off firecrackers or something".

"The best cartoons give rise to laughter, thought and set off a certain kind of shame," Verlhac was quoted as saying.

In turn, reactivation is thought to set off a burst of cytokines and other mediators that inflames meningeal and parenchymal venules to initiate disease [ 9- 11].