Sentence examples for alarm a bit from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, they sound the alarm a bit too loudly.

Westchester County's deputy commissioner of emergency services, Anthony Sutton, concurred with the decision of his superiors to send workers home early, but, as a veteran of winters upstate, he found the local alarm a bit perplexing.

Appearing on Fox News Monday afternoon, Mitt Romney sounded the alarm -- a bit louder than before -- about the prospects of a brokered convention and the damage that he thinks it would cause his candidacy.

If you need to click the snooze button only do it twice so make sure you have your alarm set a bit earlier than usual.

To paraphrase the great Brian Regan, if you can't find 11 minutes in your day perhaps you should set your alarm a wee bit earlier!

Still, even after more than four years of living in the capital, it always alarms me a bit when I see women in short, tight and often shiny dresses before sunset, and I'm not the only one.

However, these cases indicate that the cause for alarm should be a bit more muted than it has in the past.

Not only that, I woke up without an alarm -- which was, in itself, a bit alarming.

The White House's preemptive alarm-sounding puts a bit of a damper on the generally optimistic news coming from the Hill.

"Alarm her?" "She's a bit old-fashioned".

Despite both sides playing to populist alarm, and generating quite a bit of noise in the process, Australia's total number of boat-arrivals is quite small, relative to the total population and the rate at which many other countries receive asylum-seekers.