alarum in a sentence
Examples
- At first blush, Schlafly's view appears to be more of the usual alarums from those who see a conspiracy theory in every effort to further integrate U . S . interests with the world's.
- To build anticipation for the duel, Shakespeare requests more " alarums " after Richard's councillor, William Catesby, announces that the king is " [ enacting ] more wonders than a man ".
- Previous editors have preferred to restore the word as " alarum " " to / for the alae ", which may make better sense if " duci legg " is to be understood as the title dux legionum.
- There is so little news on a typical Sunday and so few politicians on the prowl that a canny talking head can wind up overcovered on local broadcast media just by offering a small-bore mix of alarums, nostrums and constituent services.
- In the same year he produced the first tale written by him on his own account in prose and verse, " The Delectable History of Forbonius and Prisceria ", both published and reprinted with the " Alarum ".
- It featured illustrations by John Hartwell, a map by Laura Eisenhour, and a cover by Rob Prior . " Alarums & Excursions " led Robin Laws to write " GURPS Fantasy II " for Steve Jackson Games in 1992.
- Originally known as the " Patent Alarm Timepiece ", S . Willard's patent also refers to them as " alarum ( sic ) clocks ", they have become known as lighthouse clocks ( a 20th century term ) for their obvious similarities.
- "Invictus Infinitum " was released in Australia on 6 June 2009 on Melbourne-based label AmpHead Music, and was supported by a national tour which included shows with Psycroptic, The Amenta, Daysend, Alarum, Frankenbok and many more.
- It was answered by Gosson in his " Playes Confuted in Five Actions "; and Lodge retorted with his " Alarum Against Usurers " ( 1585 ) a " tract for the times " which may have resulted from personal experience.
- In his right hand JizM carries a six ringed alarum staff, or khakkhara, used to warn insects of his presence, and in his left hand he carries a " cintamani " jewel, believed to light up the dark as well as grant wishes.