How To Use Alarm bell In A Sentence
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Then he ran up the rope of the alarm bell.
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Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
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As the last words came hoarsely forth on to the night air, _clang, clang, clang_, burst out the tocsin of the alarm bell, silencing the music in the ballroom and sending an electric thrill through every listener within the precincts of the castle; but ere the great bell had sent forth a score of vibrating notes which came quivering through the darkness and echoing from every wall, the clattering of hoofs began in obedience to the whispered commands of his Majesty of France:
The King's Esquires The Jewel of France
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The appearance of green algal blooms should likewise ring alarm bells.
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Goods being offered at ultra-low prices should always set alarm bells ringing.
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If there is no problem, there will be no alarm bell.
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In the event of fire, ring the alarm bell.
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When are alarm bells going to ring?
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This the network breaks down incident, ring alarm bell noisy for Internet safety again.
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That should set off alarm bells for a software products company.
Computing
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Too many footprints may set alarm bells ringing.
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When are alarm bells going to ring?
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We were the first to get alarm bells in our houses, to carry defibrillators and we got our bleepers before the retained firemen.
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Not many alarm bells in terms of credit quality.
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After the cleansing work, testing will be conducted and fire alarm bell will ring intermittently.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest published a statement this week saying further testing is necessary: “Because the new analyses seem so improbable, confirmatory studies using the best analytical method need to be done before the alarm bells ring too loudly.”
Soda drinkers beware: You may be consuming more fructose than you thought
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After a summer of doing just about anything on your own time, the alarm bell announcing the first day of school can be a rude awakening.
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Between them, in their flight from the mill, they'd set all the alarm bells ringing at the local sub-station.
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Maybe when they didn't phone home, the alarm bells rang.
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His poor control of a decrescendo on a long, high note in the first song rings alarm bells, and his richness of timbre deserts him in Serenade florentine.
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More precisely, one complaint from a parent actually appeared, but this was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
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As the world's vintners move away from natural cork -- which some claim is responsible for "corking" spoilage of up to four percent of all wine -- to synthetic stoppers, animal conservationists are sounding alarm bells about the future of the endangered species that thrive in cork orchards.
Boing Boing: December 29, 2002 - January 4, 2003 Archives
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Those would be good reasons to ring alarm bells on their own.
The Sun
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Too many footprints may set alarm bells ringing.
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More immediately it may sound alarm bells in the semi-autonomous region of Ajaria.
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Alarm bells should have run when they took so long to cook I ended up eating them after "afters".
Confessions of a greedy bean eater
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What is surprising is that alarm bells within the bank did not bring action earlier.
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There is no hero worship of the leader, no particularly unusual rituals, no millennial apocalypses or anything else that would set off alarm bells.
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Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
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Certainly, talking to Popin Pete doesn't ring any gangsta alarm bells.
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At Police Headquarters alarm bells rang in from government munition dumps, military vehicle compounds, hi-tech weapon factories and sweet shops.
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The colour is often linked to danger and may signal alarm bells which stop us from overeating, they say.
The Sun
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Not many alarm bells in terms of credit quality.
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Those would be good reasons to ring alarm bells on their own.
The Sun
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Sound the alarm bell in case a fire breaks out.
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After the emergency work, testing will be conducted and fire alarm bell will ring intermittently.
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But, be SARS, for us all breed aquatics door, distribute door rings alarm bell noisy.
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The thing that interested him most, however, was the rope of the great alarm bell on the roof.
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But alarm bells began ringing in January last year when Dolly become lame in one leg and was found to have arthritis.
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Some of these issues set off fewer alarm bells today and perhaps for most of us they are of less social concern.
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Alarm bells have begun ringing in ship wardrooms and naval headquarters on both coasts.
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This rings alarm bell noisy to the Chinese company that just joined WTO.
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At the sound of the alarm bell, the customers ran pell-mell for the doors.
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Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
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He stubbornly ignored warning alarm bells: allergies, headaches, fatigue, and insomnia.
THREE KINDS OF KISSING - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES
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But, be SARS, for us all breed aquatics door, distribute door rings alarm bell noisy.
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Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider.
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The fire-alarm bells then stuck 1-7-7-6 a few moments later, and as the Observatory clock sounded the hour of twelve, the fire-alarm bells struck 1-8-7-6; at the same moment the brilliant light in the tholus which surmounts the dome of the
Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis
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Surely this must cause alarm bells to ring within Scottish government.
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Not many alarm bells in terms of credit quality.
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I just noticed your blog has a subtitle "Tessera are the small pieces that make up a mosaic" which first rang a bell and immediately afterwards set off my grammar nazi alarm bell, as I remembered that 'tessera' is a singular and the plural would be 'tesserae'.
Sexual Abuse of Women in the Church
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This does not sound alarm bells loudly enough.
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Solicitors acting for property sellers could also sound alarm bells if buyers are using a conveyancing firm known to promote stamp duty mitigation schemes.
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That should set off alarm bells for a software products company.
Computing
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The government's proposal has set alarm bells ringing for people on low incomes.
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There is no time to take a position and you end up facing your own goal, which immediately sets alarm bells ringing.
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In addition to lax list distribution policies, the enforcement side of the do-not-call list raises serious alarm bells with the majority of complaints being dismissed as invalid without CRTC investigation, the appearance of a conflict of interest in sorting through complaints, and a regulator that has been content to issue to “warnings” rather than levying the tough penalties contained in the law.
Untold story of Do-Not-Call enforcement
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It certainly sets off one or two alarm bells.
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The party has also accepted money from donors who would set alarm bells ringing elsewhere.
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Surely this must cause alarm bells to ring within Scottish government.
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Not many alarm bells in terms of credit quality.
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When are alarm bells going to ring?
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The absence of three-year-olds, and another single-figure field, had set alarm bells ringing.
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Just then the raucous clamour of alarm bells sounded from all over the house and from the basement area ahead of him.
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The colour is often linked to danger and may signal alarm bells which stop us from overeating, they say.
The Sun
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The particular configuration of musicians was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Surely this must cause alarm bells to ring within Scottish government.
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The other man rang the alarm bell.
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In case of fire, ring the alarm bell.
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In case it fires, ring the alarm bell.
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I just noticed your blog has a subtitle "Tessera are the small pieces that make up a mosaic" which first rang a bell and immediately afterwards set off my grammar nazi alarm bell, as I remembered that 'tessera' is a singular and the plural would be 'tesserae'.
Sexual Abuse of Women in the Church
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When are alarm bells going to ring?
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In case of fire, ring the alarm bell.
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Alarm bells started to ring when he failed to return home.
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Alarm bells should ring if an online pharmacy is happy to supply you without medical assessment, or without asking you to provide a prescription from your doctor.
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The particular configuration of musicians was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Her flesh cried out to be closer, and, with the last vestiges of sanity, alarm bells rang.
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The sudden flare-up of violence in the volatile region set alarm bells ringing worldwide.
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Safin began the match with the kind of nerveless enthusiasm which should have set the alarm bells ringing for Martin.
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Alarm bells should sound when alcohol use becomes a daily habit, or if thoughts turn to drinking when any stress or worry is experienced.
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Something else to ring a few alarm bells is the method of payment being requested.
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If you are using a power supply that came with your case, or that you got from a bargain bin for five dollars and you have noticed system instability and random reboots, there should be alarm bells going off.
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It had lulled me to doziness, when I was aroused by the electric alarm bell, the purpose of which was to warn folk when a train neared the bridge.
Some Everyday Folk and Dawn
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When are alarm bells going to ring?
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Anti - corruption work must firmly grasp and sound the alarm bell.
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I was pleased by the lack of alarm bells and a munted doorway as I shot up the stairs into my smoky lounge.
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But a negative reading on the first data point for the month could ring alarm bells in Beijing, raising the prospect of a shift toward a pro-growth policy stance.
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The name alone may set alarm bells ringing.
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And any attempt to cut their electrical connections would set off alarm bells.
CORMORANT
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As soon as a key was inserted it rang a loud alarm bell and palace guards would rush in with drawn swords.
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As soon as a key was inserted it rang a loud alarm bell and palace guards would rush in with drawn swords.
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In case a fire breaks out, ring the alarm bell.
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Her flesh cried out to be closer, and, with the last vestiges of sanity, alarm bells rang.
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Something about this new book "Everyday Icon: Michelle Obama and the Power of Style"and all the attention on how she dresses makes little post-feminist alarm bells go off in my head.
Nancy Doyle Palmer: Michelle Obama: Everyday Icon... Yet...
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It is good that you pressed the alarm bell.
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Something about this new book"Everyday Icon: Michelle Obama and the Power of Style"and all the attention on how she dresses makes little post-feminist alarm bells go off in my head.
Nancy Doyle Palmer: Michelle Obama: Everyday Icon... Yet...
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The particular configuration of musicians was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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This does not sound alarm bells loudly enough.
Times, Sunday Times
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More precisely, one complaint from a parent actually appeared, but this was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Alarm bells were ringing inside Stuart's head.
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If he also asks for a large deposit, the alarm bells should be ringing.
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In case of fire, alarm bell.
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Surely there was enough evidence of chaos and neglect to set alarm bells ringing?
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The name alone may set alarm bells ringing.
Times, Sunday Times
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At Police Headquarters alarm bells rang in from government munition dumps, military vehicle compounds, hi-tech weapon factories and sweet shops.
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That should set off alarm bells for a software products company.
Computing
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The word exclusive suddenly rang alarm bells in my head.
The Pursuit of Happiness
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More precisely, one complaint from a parent actually appeared, but this was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Alarm bells should sound when alcohol use becomes a daily habit, or if thoughts turn to drinking when any stress or worry is experienced.
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Macduff shouts for alarm bells to be rung to wake the castle because the king has been killed.
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Surely there was enough evidence of chaos and neglect to set alarm bells ringing?
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That should set off alarm bells for a software products company.
Computing
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That should set off alarm bells for a software products company.
Computing
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‘It's Jim Baxter country,’ he says, which is very helpful of him, and more than many an older professional would offer, but it is the kind of unprompted comment that sets off alarm bells in the minds of media-savvy managers.
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Also ringing alarm bells is a growing trend for skinny androgynous male models.
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A loud alarm bell rang out soundly and he awoke from a trance.
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First sight of the bailiff's officer the alarm bell would ring out the strikers' angelus.
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Video game, an art, sounds an alarm bell for traditional art.
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Too many footprints may set alarm bells ringing.
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The results were shockingly poor - looking back the decision to shoot everything on bluescreen & model all the locations in Blender within the 48 hours was a bit ambitious and should have rung a few alarm bells, and although the live shoot went smoothly post-production was completely rushed.
Half A Million intro [remake]
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The revival of the brilliant Caryl Churchill play Top Girls at the Aldwych is by and large not only a major event but also an evening to make alarm bells ring.
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Its collective leadership has dozed through the alarm bells too long.
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It certainly sets off one or two alarm bells.
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It certainly sets off one or two alarm bells.
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This does not sound alarm bells loudly enough.
Times, Sunday Times
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Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
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The sudden flare-up of violence in the volatile region set alarm bells ringing worldwide.
Times, Sunday Times
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All this should ring alarm bells - a post-partum mother with a temperature indicates an infection.
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The particular configuration of musicians was enough to set alarm bells ringing.
Times, Sunday Times
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An alarm bell went off.
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The government's proposal has set alarm bells ringing for people on low incomes.
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Alarm bells should sound when alcohol use becomes a daily habit, or if thoughts turn to drinking when any stress or worry is experienced.
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To some people, the backing of Balfour Beatty will be a sign that this is industry-strength, but to others it could ring alarm bells (“will BB be looking to cherry-pick some of my star people?”).
TCn – The Construction Network launches « pwcom 2.0
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The name alone may set alarm bells ringing.
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The colour is often linked to danger and may signal alarm bells which stop us from overeating, they say.
The Sun
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The Abyssinian crisis of 1935 sounded the first alarm bells.
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Some of it is carping, but this paragraph raises an alarm bell that also went off in my head when I first read it.
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The moment the nose of the machine l/roke through the last remaining barrier, a red light flashed outside the control shack and an alarm bell started ringing.
Tom Swift Jr And His Atomic Earth Blaster
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Harsh reality rings alarm bell noisy to people.
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At Police Headquarters alarm bells rang in from government munition dumps, military vehicle compounds, hi-tech weapon factories and sweet shops.
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The government's proposal has set alarm bells ringing for people on low incomes.
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No item on this lengthy list can be capsulated in a sound bite, and in-depth discussion of any of them at this point would be likely to ring alarm bells in the offices of the corporate-prison-industrial-military complex.
First things first: Obama sells the sizzle
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Not many alarm bells in terms of credit quality.
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Alarm bells have started ringing, as water samples from the marsh show the presence of the heavy metal, mercury in it.
