Sentence examples for white alarms from inspiring English sources

Even now, setting this information into black and white alarms me, even though I just googled "statute of limitations".

Under the New York City Department of Environmental Protection's 2007 construction noise regulation, which Thalheimer played a large role in developing, Brigade's white noise alarms or tonal alarms that can be set to quieter levels are required for after-hours operation and use in sensitive areas such as near schools, hospitals, and homes for the aged.

16 Thalheimer says he recommends white noise alarms on every job he oversees.

The response of the white community — alarm and hurt among liberals, and, among reactionaries, alarm and threats to use the white man's undeniably superior force — conceals a failure to hear what the movement is saying.

On the extremes of South African politics, both blacks and whites sounded alarms over the negotiations.

Within the last few years white residents, alarmed at the inroads, be gan to talk about "giving up" and moving out.

those numbers among white women will alarm Republicans.

Although the United States had been born because Americans had fought — killed and been killed — to secure their liberty, many white Americans were alarmed by Saint Domingue.

Throughout the fall, towns across the country were dealing with false alarms, white-powder hoaxes, sudden evacuations of buildings, runs on Cipro.

He was 57 and is best remembered for his use of the phrase "black power," which in the mid-1960's ignited a white backlash and alarmed an older generation of civil rights leaders, including the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Like Brooks, Marshall named his first book, "Wild Hundreds," after a Chicago neighborhood, and the fluttering, associative spirals of language in poems such as "hoodwood" drop you right in the psyche of a child, learning about the dangers and the wonders of his surroundings: "We heard our mothers best / white voices rattle alarm into our telephones.