Sentence examples for warning chime from inspiring English sources

As the car sped up — fifteen, twenty, thirty-five miles an hour — the warning chime sounded, but I kept my foot off the brake.

As the car sped up fifteen, twenty, thirty-five miles an hour the warning chime sounded, but I kept my foot off the brake.

Their warning chimes with Stevens's remark last week that "the NHS is at a defining moment".

His warning chimed with an earlier speech by MPC member Kristin Forbes, who said there were risks to the economy if interest rates remained at their record low rate for too long.

Holden issued a Series II revision in September 1994 bringing audible warning chimes for the handbrake and fuel level among other changes.

While alarmist, his warning will chime inside the chambers of some Western governments.

The lane-departure warning sounds a chime if the driver drifts out of lane; going beyond this, the lane-departure-prevention feature nudges the vehicle back in between the lines.

There were confetti and streamers; bellboys in pillbox hats with chin straps delivering bouquets; porters in berets and the French Line insignia on their blue sweaters maneuvering steamer trunks through the swirl of passengers and friends; pages shouting names and waving telegrams; chimes warning that visitors would soon have to go ashore.

The warning from Standard & Poor's chimes with the feeling in Europe that time is running out.

The figures chime with warnings from economists and the Bank of England that higher inflation and lacklustre pay growth will squeeze living standards next year and could hit an economy that has so far proved resilient to the Brexit vote.

An additional built-in display shows a warning sign and sounds a chime.