Sentence examples for security announcements from inspiring English sources

"Travelers may see armed police at stations and underground stations and will hear more security announcements".

As it turns out, I like the Houston airport just fine, security announcements aside.

But I also have a complaint about airports: terminal noise -- the incessant loud blaring of the television sets (especially the commercials) and the endless repetition of security announcements.

Evidently nothing can be done about the irritating security announcements except to stick your fingers in your ears and loudly sing, "La, la, la," which I presume is not an inappropriate comment.

Levitt, who was involved as a senior analyst in the FBI's investigation into 9/11, said that it was natural to be sceptical in a presidential election year about security announcements.

Instead, I had to fly out the day before, book a hotel room and then spend the next day moping around the Houston airport till 3 p.m. — bored, indolent and increasingly irritated by those annoying constant security announcements threatening arrest to anyone making "inappropriate remarks or jokes concerning security".

St Pancreas is only just down the road from Eustachian. Henry Malt, Huntingdon, Cambs On a RELATED matter, why did THE announcer who recorded THE security announcement that IS played every few minutes ON Victoria Station do so stressing all the least IMPORTANT words IN the announcement?

At one point during our ordeal three announcements were running at once: a standard security announcement, a delay announcement and a "gate closing" call for another flight in French.

The security announcement came just days after officials said that the statue would reopen to the public in time for Independence Day, after being closed because of Hurricane Sandy.

For years, I associated that airport with two annoyances: One, the incessant repetition on loudspeakers of a grating security announcement that warns passengers that they face arrest for making "inappropriate comments" about security.

The security announcement explained that buses and tour vans have been held up in daylight by criminals dressed as policemen, and it suggested that officers might be involved in the attacks.