Sentence examples for when instigated from inspiring English sources

When instigated, knowledge of these plans was substandard.

Even Jess doesn't seem so bad when instigating a few rounds of the drinking game True American, or sending up Schmidt.

An increased volume of distribution supports the use of a loading dose when instigating paracetamol therapy in neonates while size is the major covariate of clearance.

But that is exactly what Amazon.com had in mind last week when it instigated a new scheme called the Honor System.

The Blackhawks were called for seven penalties, but three of them came when Cam Barker instigated a fight in the second period.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .— The boos have rained down on Kurt Busch since 2003, when he instigated a fight with Jimmy Spencer at Michigan International Speedway.

And there was that famous Hillary-McCain Estonian drink-off in 2004, when Hillary instigated a vodka shot contest and McCain agreed with alacrity (even though he later offered a sketchy denial).

That miss was soon punished, however, when Cabaye instigated a well-worked Newcastle move.

The pressure was building on the Fulham goal and the visitors eventually buckled when Cazorla instigated a slick move, which also involved Giroud and Wilshere, before side-footing in a pass from the latter after 57 minutes.

Such was his desire to obtain as complete a collection as possible, that when Napoleon instigated the secularisation of religious houses in south Germany, Spencer used the local British agent and Benedictine monk, Alexander Horn to acquire many of their rare books and manuscripts.

He's also extremely funny and, though frequently pitiful, is not self-pitying, even in midlife when he instigates the most catastrophic of his heartbreaks.