Sentence examples for sirens alerting from inspiring English sources

But they also say the militants seek shelter in civilian streets, buildings and neighbourhoods when sirens alerting to an incoming coalition attack are on.

As long as we see these programs as simple entertainments and fodder for internet deep dives at 2am rather than sirens alerting us to the inequity of our world, there will be more Averys and Tamir Rices until on one cursed day, we can bear it no longer.

Instead, blue-and-white strobe lights and wailing sirens alerted those inside to evacuate.

Sirens alerted other residents to remain indoors and drivers to stay off the highways.

It's impossible to report from the 31st Jerusalem Film Festival without acknowledging the political tension: just before the opening ceremony this past Thursday evening, the sound of a siren alerted everyone to take shelter because another rocket aimed at Jerusalem had been fired by militants from Gaza.

The app, planned for release in March, will run in the background on an Android smartphone, detecting sounds like screeching tires and wailing sirens and alerting you to them by interrupting the music you're listening to, for instance.

Once in place, the system will alert sirens alarm, remote phone local language alarm 2 ways and alarm to subdue the illegal invasion and inform residents to take prompt emergency response thus maximum possible to reduce unnecessary losses.

As the mother of a volunteer firefighter, I know that the firefighters and first aid members many times rely on the town's sirens to alert them.

Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency has installed warning sirens to alert the public in the event of an eruption and about 75,000 people have been evacuated, seeking shelter in hundreds of temporary camps.

In response, on July 21st, authorities in Hawaii announced that they would revive a network of Cold War-era sirens, to alert the public in the event of a nuclear strike.

Mayor Carlos Barra said he ordered firefighters to ring the sirens to alert people "to the continued threat".