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Feminine craft was alert to prompt it.

He is alert to his position.

We need to be alert to potential pitfalls.

You must be alert to the hidden danger.

The hostess remained standing, alert to every guests' drinking need.

The cat is alert to every sound and movement.

The key to the method is to be alert to new words.

Launching an alert to announce an unrequested action is bad enough. Putting up an alert to announce a requested action is pathological.

You will be able to sidestep problems, but you'll need to stay alert to do so.

Hearing could alert to a predator creeping up, ready to attack.

The United Nations agency has raised its pandemic flu alert to its highest alert level of 6, indicating the first influenza pandemic since 1968 is underway.

A good hunting dog is alert to every sound and movement around.

The outbreak of niceness has eroded their fear and they are no longer alert to danger.

Will you issue any alert to the overseas Chinese there and Chinese tourists visiting Thailand?

Also, be alert to check that the server does not start in configuration mode only!

A prudent post-crisis policy, therefore, must be alert to threats both to supply and demand, not demand alone.

Click on any alert to get more details about the alert condition and to go into relevant diagnostic dashboards that contain more details about sorting, transaction throughput, and much more.

perhaps ETUDE is no longer alert to the public. There is no fear on the face, nodding nod and nod.

We are - and we must remain - alert to every hint that the virus may be changing its behaviour.

Liu Zhenyun s novels inspect the inventedness of humans subsistence rough fable scene, making people alert to the existence.

Signs posted along the hallway walls tell people to be alert to possible gas poisoning and to be watchful of electric blankets and other fire hazards.

But until he shows he can be tough, investors need to be alert to the possibility of the Fed letting things slip out of control again.

Currently, neighboring countries are accustomed to look on the rise of China and alert to the rise of China, which will affect China's revitalization.

Usually they would go out collectively, walking cautiously. Even when they were grazing, they would look around from to time, nervously alert to the beasts' attacks.

With the announcement, the government raised the bird flu alert to "serious," meaning there is a risk of contracting the disease within the territory.

The Bank Group will also be alert to ways we can assist these clients if the credit storm and liquidity drought sweeps their way.

Once when Emily Dickenson's father noticed a briliant display of northern lights in the sky over Massachusetts, he tolled a church bell to alert townspeople.

In his journal, Henry David Thoreau wrote, "My profession is always to be on the alert to find God in nature, to know his lurking places, to attend all the oratories, the operas in nature."

She's often alert to products that advertise being healthy when they actually contain too much sugar, fat or chemicals. She also notices when products claim to offer more, but actually contain less.

He remained alert to deeper traditions, ancient hatreds and latent rivalries that never really disappeared, and he encouraged others to maintain an interest in a region that had fallen out of fashion.

As a result of the " recent apparent targeting of U.S.-led military forces in Saudi Arabia, law-enforcement agencies in the United States should remain alert to potential use of manpads against U.S. aircraft," the FBI said.

If Love is cooking you dinner tonight and you need out the door at 6pm, set an alert to go off at 5pm, 5:30, 5:45 and 5:55 (more, if necessary) saying "Hey!"

As is reported globally, the most important cause of fires is the unextinguished cigarette butt, which keeps people alert to prevent fire. Any carelessness will incur a great loss.

In the face of life, I think of myself from others, and think of myself from others. I think over and over again about the meaning of life, so that I may be alert to my thoughts on life.