Sentence examples for bell warning from inspiring English sources
When I close my eyes and listen, I hear the sounds of steamboats and ferries pulling out, of cruise ships honking their arrival or departure, of the mechanical female voice that comes on when a bus opens its doors at a bus station, of seagulls circling ahead, of the rhythmic clapping of the traffic signal when it's time to cross the road, of a bicycle bell warning me to get out of the way.
Hence, his book is not a romanticization of the institution of marriage, but an alarm bell warning of the failure of American partnerships.
On a side street behind the Interior Ministry, the only movement is the occasional rumble of a tram, the only sound the trill of its bell warning pedestrians to step off the tracks.
"The precise accuracy of league tables like this can be debated but there is no mistaking the alarm bell warning that our success is at risk if we as a nation don't take action to fight off such fierce competition". She added that the UK was less well-funded than its competitors and if public spending cuts hit budgets they would be under increasing pressure.
The New York Times rang alarm bells, warning that HTML5 will set off a new wave of privacy problems.
It's not a particularly high-profile gig, and the Best of Classics-style programme rings alarm bells warning of musicians on autopilot.
Debt Drama Blocks Out Big Picture on Credit | In the contentious debt debate, President Obama has vigorously rung the alarm bells, warning of an impending catastrophe if a deal is not struck.
"With the bells warning people if their bags are moved, we want to ring in the festive season and give the criminals a wake-up call they will not easily forget," said Superintendent Jon Morgan of the Metropolitan Police.
Palm shed 28.3%, following its Thursday night post-bell warning.
Nike was falling almost 20% ahead of the bell, after warning that its third-quarter footwear sales weren't up to par.
Toll-By-Day and Toll-By-Night are segregated by a fearsome unseen group, known by their incongruously cheerful sleigh-bell warning sounds as the Jinglers.
