Sentence examples for she alarmed from inspiring English sources

She alarmed her parents early on by predicting the 9/11 disaster while still in her crib, and has since caused dismay by sticking all the spoons to the ceiling during her birthday party.

In 1951 it was reported that the BBC had turned her down as a stand-in television announcer for being "too sophisticated and severely beautiful... ...... and in case she "alarmed timid men from Wigan and country districts".

Cautious about using American military force, she alarmed America's NATO allies in October when she suggested that if elected president, Mr. Bush planned to tell NATO that the United States should no longer participate in peacekeeping in the Balkans.

"My room" was how Ms. Duffy referred to it, and then she alarmed Ms. Hempel by asking, "You're going to sign it, too?" No, she was not, but she didn't have the heart to say so yet, especially now that Ms. Duffy had been seized by some fresh distress.

Two years ago she alarmed some fans by writing an open letter in which she described the stress she had been under as her relationship with Cowell's label deteriorated, but now Lewis says she feels creatively unshackled: "Having had a decade from doing [The X Factor] to now, I'm freed up to do things that I have always wanted to do".

She became alarmed when she noticed the van idling.

Linda Langdon, whose daughter Olivia is a sophomore at Murrow, said she was alarmed when she received the packet in the mail on Tuesday.

She said she was "alarmed" by reports on Monday that the government was preparing to introduce a state of emergency.

Ms. Stone said she became alarmed at what she overheard from the next booth.

The first time professor Sherri Mason cut open a Great Lakes fish, she was alarmed at what she found.

While she was there, she was alarmed at the deforestation taking place.