Sentence examples similar to trigger a vision from inspiring English sources
The skies are heavy with drones – both the self-cloaking variety, able to eavesdrop on conversation from 200 metres away, and the swarming type, which flit through the air like emigrating swallows, and clatter to the ground when you trigger a vision-coning EMP blast.
It triggered a vision in my mind that entrepreneurial education, delivered through my organization, the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), could become a worldwide movement.
In that commencement address to a class about to graduate into the very wars he was launching, he threw the ancient Cold War doctrines of deterrence and containment to the sharks and proclaimed a new, finger-on-a-hair-trigger vision of global policy for a country that wasn't about to step aside for anyone or anything.
In adults, exposure can impair peripheral vision, trigger a "pins and needles" feeling in the hands and feet, and lead to muscle weakness and a lack of coordination.
As she spoke, she toyed with the bauble that triggered her vision: a gold mesh bracelet that a screen goddess might wear.
"Government must now spell out a vision of post-Brexit Britain before article 50 is triggered by MPs.
As to which of these chemical changes acts as the trigger for vision, there is some doubt.
