Set off
Set off verb - To cause to function.
Usage example: set off a bomb
Trip
Trip verb - Put in motion or move to act.
Both terms in one sentence
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The three of them set off on a trip round Tuscany to find all the men named Lorenzo Bartollini.
Source: Film / Letters to Juliet -
The plot of Drinking Buddies is set off by a cabin trip that turns out to be one of these.
Source: Double Date - In The Melting Pot, a good part of the action is set off by Pinkie Pie telling Lyra and Bon-Bon they make a cute couple just before going on a trip.
Source: Shipper On Deck / Fan Works
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