Sentence examples for suddenly alert from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bank grew suddenly alert.
He sat up, suddenly alert.
Heads up, suddenly alert, Jeanne's huge grandsons sniffed the cake.
Suddenly alert, the father spotted a flight of duck and neatly shot two mallards.
Man 1 (looking blankly afraid, as though suddenly alert to all his own frustrations) "He makes millions".
"What about the gold statues of himself that he puts up?" Mamed made a face, shook his head, and became suddenly alert.
It would be absurd, he suggested, if an English court suddenly alerted an "al-Qaida leader" to discover who among his followers had been "turned" by MI6.
Not only did the Landkreis of Konstanz, to which Büsingen belongs, refuse to consider the idea of a transfer; as if suddenly alerted to the exclave's existence, it demanded a land corridor to Büsingen instead.
It was when I was suddenly alerted to the "free culture" or "copyleft" sentiment in contemporary culture, and found myself so excited and responsive to it, that I began to feel that my native appetite for what might be called "infringing art" was, in a certain sense, political.
And they all take it as women's liberation!" The result was one of those great clouds of online comment and criticism, to which Wayman was suddenly alerted while she and Mozgawa were whiling away an ordinary afternoon in Oregon, buying blankets.
The bank-holiday riots were significant not because the average Daily Express reader was suddenly alerted to the sinister new youth cult that, like all the sinister new youth cults to follow, was not going to tear up the fabric of society as initially feared.
