Sentence examples for regularly alerted from inspiring English sources

Koecher said he regularly alerted the Soviets to American targets, who Moscow then warned, monitored or transferred elsewhere.

As I read it with YouTube and Spotify to hand, the text regularly alerted me to buried musical treasure: a superlative instrumental duo founded by the composer Simon Fisher Turner called Deux Filles; the intensely emotional work of the Jamaican reggae artist Keith Hudson, who was briefly resident in mid-70s London.

"I think they've overestimated the business traveler's appetite for business class and have had to put more seats on sale than they would have thought," said Joe Brancatelli, publisher of the travel Web site JoeSentMe.com, who regularly alerts members to such sales.

At the same time, gangs regularly alert the media to spectacular killings carried out by their hitmen.

He didn't want it in the market". Dealers regularly alert the artists they represent to previously sold works that are coming back onto the market, sometimes arranging sales or just putting the artist in touch with the collector.

The mass media are an important source of health information regularly alerting, updating and influencing public opinions and understandings on a range of health issues and risks [ 3, 4].

The mass media are an important source of information regularly alerting, updating and influencing public opinions and the way in which sexual health issues are framed may play a crucial role in shaping expectations of who is responsible for sexual health risks and healthy sexual practices.

The national emergency in the Straits of Florida continues, but American officials now regularly alert Cuban officials to impending or suspected air and sea incursions by exile groups.

The President's weekly Saturday radio address is now simultaneously available on the Internet, and the White House regularly posts alerts for its 1.7 million Twitter followers.

Have someone check your home regularly and alert you if anything important arrives in the mail.

Local stations regularly show commercials alerting people to the digital transition.