Sentence examples for office alarm from inspiring English sources

'Mr McEwan has been supplied with a Home Office alarm system which alerts police officers in the control room at Oxford.

While the topic of the inauguration attendance was trivial, that Trump's team was immediately willing to deny reality from the world's most powerful office alarmed figures across the political spectrum.

The possibility, much bruited about here, that Reagan might pardon Deaver, North, and Poindexter before he leaves office alarms some White House aides; an aide thinks it is likely he will want to pardon Deaver, and that if he does so he cannot avoid pardoning the others — that is, if he didn't already intend to pardon them.

A nice man called Ross from the press office, alarmed by my failure to get the freeview channel – I eventually had, on my knees, sweating, to manually retune, autotune didn't cut it – emailed later, explaining that I could watch the channels online, "assuming you have a smartphone or tablet" (no).

B Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has spent £4,732 on his office burglar alarm since 2010.

The investment office's alarm system, based on a computer model, showed risk limits were exceeded in late January, according to the report.

As well as being equipped with a button to contact Ladbrokes' central security office, the alarms contained motion sensors.

In 2004, the leaders of the DEA's diversion office became alarmed by the rising number of overdose deaths amid a growing supply of prescription painkillers.

The official said the counsel's office was alarmed at the scope of them: They had expected the panel would ask Bannon about his time leading the campaign, but nothing more.

Your office fire alarms are not quite right: unless you install new ones from a firm that just happens to be both expensive and closely related to the fire service your office will be closed.The answer is to have close ties to the local authorities.

Trump has spent numerous weekends visiting his properties and golf courses since taking office, raising alarms from ethics experts and critics who say he is using the presidency to bolster his properties' profiles and enrich himself.