Sentence examples for shortly alert from inspiring English sources

The rider notices include gentle prods like "be ready outside," "meet your driver now," as well as a "leaving shortly" alert for when more urgent speed is required immediately before a ride is cleared to leave.

In Italy, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi put his country on a state of alert shortly after the attacks started.

Shortly before the alert, Kenya's internal security minister, Christopher Murungaru, said a leading Qaeda suspect from the last two terrorist attacks in Kenya, identified as Fasul Abdallah Mohamed, might be at large here.

Ryan Mason was alert shortly after the referee's whistle to slide a ball into a pocket of space for Christian Eriksen, whose deft touch through to Kane resulted in the striker firing into the bottom corner past Silvio Proto.

It rapidly matured, and prompted a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert shortly thereafter.

Officials received an alert shortly after 5 a.m. that the 45-year-old accused stalker's monitoring device hadn't been charged and was no longer emitting a signal.

The university had issued an online alert shortly after 10 a.m. saying a gunman had been reported near Carpenter Hall, which houses MSU's mechanical engineering department and overlooks the Drill Field at the heart of the 20,000-student university in Starkville.

Metropolitan Police were alerted shortly after midnight but the call was graded in a way that 'meant that no police response was deemed to be required' Wall Street giant JP Morgan is expected to ban traders from online chat rooms this week.

He called Mr. Suozzi's announcement a welcome if belated conversion on the issue and noted that it had come shortly after Acorn alerted the authorities to their plans for the tent city protest.

The sex ring was described as having 'tentacles that go round the world' Metropolitan Police were alerted shortly after midnight but the call was graded in a way that 'meant that no police response was deemed to be required' Conditions in prisons are as bad now as they were at the time of one of Britain's worst jail riots, a former lord chief justice has warned.

But shortly after releasing the alert, police said they had wrongly connected a mentally ill man with Friday's massacre.