Sentence examples for time set off from inspiring English sources
Balague, who wonders whether the belated fury was Ronaldo drumming up support for his Ballon d'Or challenge at the time, set off without him, and has certainly demonstrated the supreme value of working unauthorised in the world of sport, where collaboration generally entails compromise.
He has already warned he does not have a "magic wand" to deal with India's economic crisis, but as he has been dubbed the Guv by a gushing Indian media, hopes are high he can find a formula to stabilize the rupee, calm inflationary pressure and at the same time set off a revival in economic growth.
If you follow physics, you have likely heard the rumor by now: Physicists working with a pair of gigantic detectors have finally discovered gravitational waves ripples in space and time set off when, say, two massive neutron stars spiral into each other and have only to announce it.
Last week, TIME set off a viral frenzy with Joel Stein's, "My Own Private India".
When Emmanuel Adebayor (who, tellingly, didn't have Twitter at the time) set off on his full-pitch sprint celebration after scoring for Man City against Arsenal, it established a gold standard of celebrating a goal against a former team.
I'd see them around town from time to time, setting off shoulder-to-shoulder, dressed in their tights and doused in neon.
Sports broadcasts get interrupted by real life all the time, setting off the kind of TV juggling that aims to skate through the uncomfortable moment before returning to the regularly scheduled distraction.
Just miles from the Gosses, a similar uproar greeted a decision last month by the City of Tyler, which, with little notice to residents, agreed to lease its wholly owned west-lake shoreline for gas drilling for the first time, setting off a lawsuit over what could be as many as 136 wells in forests where bald eagles winter.
In 2010, the agency unveiled a plan to regulate coal ash disposal for the first time, setting off a frenzy of lobbying by coal and utility groups.
After waking at 8am, he washes and dresses himself before eating breakfast, and in term time, setting off for school.
Articles about the film in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times set off alarm bells last spring.
