Sentence examples for loudly alerting from inspiring English sources

As it takes off and these practices become more widespread, RealNames is bound to run into a business that takes issue with them and protests, loudly, alerting the industry to what's going on.

For example, if a phone number belonging to a terrorist suspect in Pakistan is found to have called a phone number in the United States that the government independently suspects belongs to a person involved in possible terrorist activity, alarm bells (figuratively) go off very loudly, alerting the government to the need for immediate attention.

Singing loudly to alert lurking bears to the presence of a couple of out-of-tune idiots, we set off into the dripping underbrush.

Of the respondents who claim they regularly encountered people speaking loudly on the phone on buses, only 47% said they would intervene by talking to the phone user or alerting the driver.

An intruder, Priapus, has invaded this peaceful scene and is in the act of lifting the dress of Lotis, a sleeping nymph, when he causes a nearby donkey to bray so loudly that the gathering is alerted to his presence.

By vocalizing loudly, however, the sentinel seems to alert any nearby predator and put herself at more risk: an apparent costly act.

Thus alerted, one and all address him loudly and clearly.

Sonoma County has been the focus of sharp criticism for failing to use a federal alert system to loudly buzz cellphones and send alerts the night of the fire to wake those in jeopardy.

A flock of African grays that has been alerted to a predator may fall silent before abruptly breaking cover and loudly screaming.

That morning, the larger of the two boys had just let out a moan when my IPHONE A.P. News Alert beeped loudly.

Every county had the capacity for alerts carried on a federal system that would loudly buzz every cellphone within range of a working tower — by sending the messages either on their own or through the state.