Sentence examples for really alert from inspiring English sources

As an actor he's somebody who's really alert to people.

He was really alert, a threat throughout, his quality is exceptional and he has a terrific, terrific future".

Could a really alert chap in August have guessed that you'd have changed your focus in February, asks Tyrie.

A really alert chap could have suspected that we'd focus on spare capacity in the economy, Carney replies.

In the Bernstein piece, you have to be really alert, because there's a jazz orchestra, and there's the question of distances from other players.

Police and government should be really alert.

"I knew about him but it was his form during his loan to QPR that really alerted us," said Hodgson.

"It really alerts you, right away, that the director really had a vision for what he was after".

Looking back on the life and career of Africa's oldest president, he reflected: "He was really bright, alert, articulate, committed to the nationalist cause.

This is our announcement to the world today: Owlet has strong initial evidence that it really can alert parents if, for some reason, their baby is unable to breathe.

A visit to the doctor, orthodontist, school function or anywhere really, will alert you to the fact that people don't know how to talk to your son, if he doesn't play sports.