Sentence examples for alerting everyone from inspiring English sources

The radio comes to life, alerting everyone to a time critical job.

I hate when products make me a shill by alerting everyone on Facebook when I use them.

He was sure that the picture on his application, alerting everyone to the fact that he was black, was responsible.

She began frantically alerting everyone she could find — police officers, journalists, aid workers — that her son was trapped beneath the rubble of her home in Bel-Air.

Only those in the front rows were close enough to catch a glimpse of the screens and see exactly what was happening at Twickenham but their cheers and sighs spread all around, leaping from one band of fans to the next, alerting everyone to the ebbs and flows of England's game.

Not alerting everyone who follows you prevents notification overload that plagued Periscope early on.

New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani orders an evacuation of lower Manhattan, alerting everyone south of Canal Street to leave.

Declaring a major incident sets a chain of events in motion, alerting everyone who may be called upon to help.

There's always a chance there could be undercover cops in the room, Godassi says, before alerting everyone to my presence as a journalist.

Secondly, when I googled the Illuminati, I found a warning posted by the TOTALLY REAL version of the group alerting everyone to people like Mr. Larry.

(She alerted everyone to her dedication to work via Twitter).