Sentence examples for trigger delight from inspiring English sources

Italy, their players steaming in the freezing Rome air, had run out of ideas and energy and, when the ball was lost in contact again, England kicked into touch to trigger delight among the white-shirted supporters dotted round the famous old stadium.

Yet the masks' crude but effective magic can trigger hope and giddy delight, feelings that often signal the presence of good art.

The biggest mystery to me, quite frankly ― and it's because I was part of it ― is why did Peter have the trigger ["These violent delights... ..] first of all?

The President of Tynwald, Clare Christian, said the victory triggered an "explosion of pride and delight" across the island as people watched in pubs and homes.

And when we delight her, she pulls the trigger and purchases with us".

From looking surprised in reaction to a loud noise to giggling uncontrollably to a funny face, find the trigger that makes your child squeal with delight for the ultimate in cuteness.

But Peter does see it, leading him to short-circuit and deliver a trigger phrase to his daughter, Dolores ― "These violent delights have violent ends" ― which allows her to break out of her own programming.

So many small features are a delight; I love 'spotting' enemies by pulling the R2 trigger, which means you forego opening fire for a second to flag their position for the team.

Each walk also actively engages the player physically — and exercise naturally triggers a positive feel for your body, adding an additional layer of delight to the gameplay experience.

As for everyone else, they will view Khan's mayoralty much as they view London - with everything from delight to dislike, with some of the latter of the vicious variety triggered by places and people wrongly deemed irredeemably alien.

Admirers of Islamic culture will be delighted to find that Turkish Islamists are encouraging more women to hide that automatic trigger of unbridled male lust, the tresses on the female head.