Sentence examples for alert visitors from inspiring English sources

Almost everywhere, beeping monitors alert visitors to the invisible foe that has befouled entire communities: radiation.

Most important, the films alert visitors to his commitment to different presentations of reality.

The pole, one of the tallest in Connecticut in more than 140 feet high, was designed to alert visitors that the town was pro-independence.

These legitimate pop-ups -- like calendar updates, deadline notices and explanations of new navigation features -- enable designers to alert visitors to news without substantially revising the home page.

There are also plans to develop a smartphone app to work alongside online bookings, with a series of "traffic lights" to alert visitors to particularly congested parts of the 12-kilometre path, said Patrizio Scarpellini, the park's director general.

The UK law doesn't ban cookies, it merely requires sites to alert visitors when such trackers are used, which is often seen via banners at the top of a site the first time you visit.

There is no question that except for the most alert visitor, a murkiness surrounds the matter of how to gain entry to the museum correctly.

It doesn't rise sky-high, but it forms a core of information to which stories, wings, even foundations can be added, as they will be, mentally, by every critically alert visitor to the show.

The only signs of life are the beeping monitors alerting visitors to the invisible foe.

The Pyles, in a way, set the tone for the whole museum, alerting visitors to the love of storytelling that runs through so much of American art.

They also added a warning, alerting visitors to the fact that the photos were taken by a photographer employed by the Nazi regime whose job was to create propaganda that portrayed Nazi rule in a positive light.