| 'Cause sometimes my chair sets off the alarm. | |
| 'The peaceful county of Devon 'is home to one of England's largest fireworks factories, 'but the tranquillity is shattered... '..when a tiny spark sets off £18,000 of explosives.'. | |
| - It sets off atomic bombs? - That's what they're after. | |
| - Sometimes that sets off a fraud alert. | |
| -I hope this sets off the sprinklers. | |
| 'Cause sometimes my chair sets off the alarm. | |
| 'The peaceful county of Devon 'is home to one of England's largest fireworks factories, 'but the tranquillity is shattered... '..when a tiny spark sets off £18,000 of explosives.'. | |
| - It sets off atomic bombs? - That's what they're after. | |
| - Sometimes that sets off a fraud alert. | |
| -I hope this sets off the sprinklers. | |
| ! I don't think one industrialized chicken is gonna set off puberty! | |
| " As if a demolition team set off, when you see the whole demolitions of whole buildings. " | |
| " It was not to be supposed that Mr. Coleridge could keep on "at the rate he set off. "A-ha. | |
| "As soon as they had passed, Benjamin Bunny... "slid into the road and set off... "with a hop, skip and a jump to call upon his relations... | |
| "But a religious group had set off nerve gas on the train... "and we were evacuated before I even got ten blocks. | |
| "I am setting off to meet John of Austria" This is news. | |
| "No, Puccini, if you ever leave this boat, we're not setting off". | |
| "You know, I'm worried about Sheldon "someday setting off a low-yield nuclear device because the cafeteria ran out of lime Jell-O." | |
| ' We're just setting off now, yeah. | |
| (QUIETLY) They don't know how he got out without setting off the alarm. | |
| ! I don't think one industrialized chicken is gonna set off puberty! | |
| " As if a demolition team set off, when you see the whole demolitions of whole buildings. " | |
| " It was not to be supposed that Mr. Coleridge could keep on "at the rate he set off. "A-ha. | |
| "As soon as they had passed, Benjamin Bunny... "slid into the road and set off... "with a hop, skip and a jump to call upon his relations... | |
| "But a religious group had set off nerve gas on the train... "and we were evacuated before I even got ten blocks. | |
| "I am setting off to meet John of Austria" This is news. | |
| "No, Puccini, if you ever leave this boat, we're not setting off". | |
| "You know, I'm worried about Sheldon "someday setting off a low-yield nuclear device because the cafeteria ran out of lime Jell-O." | |
| ' We're just setting off now, yeah. | |
| (QUIETLY) They don't know how he got out without setting off the alarm. | |
