Sentence examples for which goes off from inspiring English sources

The beeping plate reader, which goes off anywhere from four to eight times a day, inspectors here say, has been a source of frustration since it showed up.

That siren you just heard is the Hollywood faux-pas alert, which goes off if anyone is so gauche as to refer to Mr Spielberg as Steven.

In the morning, I'm woken up by an ear-splitting fire alarm which goes off for two minutes, stopping only as I've thrown my clothes on and am leaving the room.

It can thus provide an electrical baseload in a way that traditional solar power (which goes off at night) cannot.To this end, Ceres is tinkering with three species of grass: Miscanthus, switchgrass and sorghum.

Cameron (the monarch has a snooze while he talks about Europe) is encapsulated by his knowledge of mobile phones, one of which goes off in the Queen's handbag; Rufus Wright is as laminated and apparently poreless as the original.

As we all know, the pictures are better on radio and it favours the ricocheting Irish imagination, which goes off unprogrammed and ping-pongs exuberantly around the place ending up about anywhere.

Ms. Jones was present at the Mumbai screening, which went off without a hitch.

The field included a colt named Emolument, which went off the favorite.

The fault lies with the gun, which went off when it shouldn't have, they say.

These are firecrackers of responses, which go off in all kinds of directions at the same time.

The power which went off was the stadium power, provided by Entergy, which was not backed up.