Sentence examples for alarming everyone from inspiring English sources

Don't forget that he was also the crazy uncle, the dangerous one, a malcontent and a crank, alarming everyone at the dinner table with impassioned rants and dire warnings.

A global decline in the numbers of bees, the reasons for which are baffling scientists, is alarming everyone from farmers to European Union policy makers Photograph: Stephane Mahe/Reuters 5.38pm BST Patti au Printemps!

He apologized, but his antics should still alarm everyone within arm's reach of him, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com.com

The United States is Britain's biggest single source of visitors, and the drop in American tourists has alarmed everyone from hoteliers to cab drivers.

That he could be so zealous, cold-hearted and cruel should alarm everyone about the prospect of Mitt Romney becoming president.

Young people from Grozny stormed media and social networks, some of them claiming that most of the population was cheering for militants and posting locations of police and army in order to alarm everyone.

Make sure you have a clock to alarm everyone when it is time to be quiet to watch at 11 58 pm.

That should be alarming to everyone.

The implications are alarming for everyone who wants to live in a country where such violence is beyond the pale.

Update – False alarm, everyone.

False alarm, everyone!