Sentence examples for trigger call from inspiring English sources

When the trigger call arrives from the Bad Guys, as it apparently did last week, hundreds of compromised computers simultaneously start their attacks against one or more target sites.

It would trigger calls for David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, to resign.

There are suggestions that the report will not accuse former prime minister Tony Blair of misleading parliament, something that would trigger calls for his prosecution.

The first step was a simple S-shaped "trigger," called a serpentine, fastened to the side of a hand cannon's stock.

Should an EU referendum be held in which a majority in England vote to leave the EU, it seems clear that this will trigger calls for a second Scottish independence referendum.

France had obviously identified the Scottish calling system and believed that their trigger calls were 'yes' and 'no'no

There's another pretty nifty trigger called 'mode of transport' that allows the device to detect if the user is walking/driving/running.

And that nickname for Ward? "We all watch Only Fools and Horses and he looks like Rodney, but Trigger calls him Dave," explained Evans with a grin.

In particular, new developments such as digital diplomacy tend to trigger calls for a strategic framework.

It's become enough of an issue here that a comment by a Starbucks exec supporting LGBT rights can trigger calls for a boycott.

You can record up to 99 voice triggers ("Call home") for your most important numbers -- and another 99 speed-dial touch-tone codes.