- alarm
- 01. Firefighters rushed to the building after the [alarm] went off.02. If there is a fire, pull the [alarm], and then get out of the building.03. On the Titanic, many poor passengers on the lower decks did not hear the [alarm] until it was too late.04. An [alarming] number of teenagers are continuing to smoke cigarettes despite the government's attempts to discourage the habit.05. We had to stop class and go outside when some idiot pulled the fire [alarm] for a joke last week.06. The news of the death of the Minister of Finance was greeted with [alarm] by those in the business community.07. There has been an [alarming] increase in the number of traffic deaths this past summer.08. I don't mean to [alarm] you, but if you don't work harder, you will most certainly fail this course.09. Someone once wrote that if you can't get enthusiastic about your work, it's time to get [alarmed] - something is wrong.10. If the [alarm] goes off, make sure that you meet outside in front of the building, so we can be sure that everyone got out okay.11. The first [alarm] clock in the world was invented in 1787 and only rang at 4:00 in the morning.12. There has been an accident, but there is no cause for [alarm]; no one has been injured.13. In 1944, as Germany was losing the war, many Estonians became [alarmed] at the prospect of Soviet occupation, and fled to Sweden.14. An Israeli proverb states that love is a sweet dream, and marriage is the [alarm] clock.15. So many cars have [alarms] now that whenever one goes off, everyone just ignores it.16. The list of endangered species in this country is growing at an [alarming] rate.17. Mankind's consumption of the earth's natural resources is proceeding at a phenomenal and [alarming] rate.18. Michel De Montaigne once said, "It is not death that [alarms] me, but dying."19. Find someone who wakes up without using an alarm clock.20. We must evacuate when we hear the [alarm].
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.