Sentence examples for even alerting from inspiring English sources

When your 26-year-old daughter, Kevyn, was kidnapped in 1993, Steve paid a $1.45 million ransom and got your daughter without even alerting you to what happened.

Sometimes it gives developers certain tools, like geolocation for Twitter posts, before it uses them on its own site, and developers can use the data and create a site or app without signing any contracts or even alerting Twitter.

The software watches a web-based camera – including many popular models from Linksys and D-Link – and records motion as it it happens, even alerting you when humans step into the frame.

In an era where the government can conduct searches and seize the contents of communications without even alerting citizens to the government's presence, building in such safeguards is even more important than in James Madison's day, when if the King's men were coming to take you or your papers, you at least saw them walking up to your door before they kicked it in.

But Amazon hadn't even alerted me to their existence.

It will even alert you by voice when its battery is low.

EVENT ALERTS: A new pop-up window will display timely information in categories that users request news events, sports scores, even alerts from companies or friends.

The transponder could even alert station attendants that the car of a disabled person had arrived so an employee could handle the hose and nozzle if necessary.

Mr. Blumenthal, in turn, seized on published reports that Ms. McMahon had helped organize her company's response to a steroid scandal during the 1980s and even alerted a doctor who distributed steroids about a potential federal investigation.

Radar began as one of the military's top secrets but now controls civilian air traffic, predicts rainstorms and even alerts drivers of luxury sedans when the car up ahead is slowing down.

They remain optimistic, though, and have even alerted their friends near their upstate getaway — they call them their Catskills Queens — that "they will be our second-string cast of characters," said Mr. Backe, adding his own reality check to lower expectations: The networks "are not ready for an interracial gay couple on TV".