Sentence examples for before the alert was from inspiring English sources

Some Comcast subscribers in northern Virginia said their TV sets were switched over to QVC before the alert was shown.

They were stopped near the Belgian border and had their ID checked but were allowed to continue before the alert was put out for Abdeslam.

The World Health Organisation reported 119 cases in Kono as of 9 December and said 87 bodies had been interred by burial teams stretched beyond their capacity before the alert was sounded and reinforcements drafted in.

Before the alert was issued, President Bush called the first meeting of his Homeland Security Council, made up of top officials involved in antiterrorism matters, and announced the creation of a "foreign terrorist tracking force" to crack down on potential terrorists from abroad who are in the United States.

A senior official from the Department of Homeland Security was among those who sought to emphasize that the computer files containing the case reports were not the only new source of intelligence being reviewed at senior levels of the administration in the hours before the alert was made public.

About 18 hours before landfall, the alert was replaced by a hurricane warning.

Data regarding the number and type of parenteral corticosteroid prescriptions were collected for a one-month period before and after the alert was implemented.

Coastguard, lifeboat and police teams worked to rescue the woman and a helicopter was scrambled after the alert was raised just before 02 25 GMT.

The case-patient's travel should have occurred on or before the last date the travel alert was in place.

The overall rate of co-dispensing in the eight targeted drug pairs dropped sharply, from 21.3 to 14.7 per 10,000 prescriptions (p = 0.0125), representing a relative decrease in co-dispensing of 31%9595% CI −49.5 to −12.7) from the month before alert was implemented.

Seconds before the explosion, an alert was triggered by an American spy satellite designed to watch for the bright flash of a Russian missile launch.