Sentence examples for flying alarm from inspiring English sources

Community members who attend the dress rehearsal every year cheered as flying alarm clocks, harried rabbits and spinning watches marched to Pink Floyd's "Time".

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The bird's contact call is a rolling metallic krur-rr or kree, which may carry long distances and is always given while flying; its alarm call is sharp.

An inside story talks about how Mrs. Clinton "worked like a Trojan" to win Ohio and described how, on a post-Ohio campaign flight, Mrs. Clinton calmly slept through turbulence that sent food flying and alarmed the flight attendants.

Inside, an article described how Mrs. Clinton "worked like a Trojan" to win the Ohio primary on Tuesday and described how, on a post-Ohio campaign flight, she slept through turbulence that sent food flying and alarmed the flight attendants.

You can also invest in a flying or moving alarm clock that you have to find or fetch to turn off!

After the second day, the birds would react to the person's approach by increasing alarm calls, flying away from the nest and in some cases dive-bombing the person.

More than a year ago, when the markets were flying high, a chorus of alarm went up on Wall Street.

While the Vulcain brand has struggled to regain its place in the heart of U.S. buyers, it has made some headway in Asia, having come up with new technical innovations, like a self-winding alarm movement, and it is the first alarm watch with a flying tourbillon.

Video clips that indicated a causal implication (example sequence: an athlete running towards a ball – cut – a flying ball) produced higher false-alarm rates for pictures displaying the athlete kicking the ball than video clips that did not imply any causation.

"Wak-oo" calls were given to the same events as "hok-oo" calls (eagles, other flying animals, Diana monkey eagle alarms), but for some reason never to neighbours.