Set off
Set off verb - To cause to function.
Walk
Walk verb - To go on foot.
Both terms in one sentence
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Makes you wonder how many shoplifters set off an alarm and still walk out of the store without getting caught.
Source: Crying Wolf -
In Half-Life radioactive no-walk zones were Radium-glow green and set off the HEV suit's geiger counter.
Source: Technicolor Science - Together they set off to find Santa's sack and retrive it so that the world can know Christmas again.The major characters are: Sophiana (Madison Davenport): An orphan girl forced to walk with a cane.
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