take alarm

Not until they were within a hundred feet did anyone take alarm.

Neither of them appeared to have taken alarm before the end.

Once it did take alarm, the end would be in sight.

Please do not take alarm at the size of my ship.

Society is taking alarm at this, and the women as usual are leaders in a reform.

For all those reasons, we should now take alarm and mobilise.

Had he taken alarm and decided to take refuge in the temple?

What happened yesterday, just before he took alarm and leaped to action?

In the mid-2000s, Taiwan’s government, for example, took alarm at the number of foreign brides coming into the country.

The young were active, and immediately took alarm as the rock was raised exposing them.

He couldn't afford to leave blood about in the wrong places, or let Kitty see it and take alarm.

He jumped in with both feet and scooped two out before they took alarm.

Should the thief spot you, he might take alarm and flee.

A few at a time and well spread out so that the life of this wondrous world would not take alarm.

I shouldn't like him to take alarm if I am not here when he returns.

Dissa took alarm at her sister's mention of a next time.

Who would take alarm from another merchant or peasant playing at warrior?

If the good peasant folk see us flying north, they would surely take alarm.

They just took alarm at something and winged off.

Several men took alarm at the sight of what turned out to be sagebrush or low bushes.

The notion seems too absurd for Aiah to even take alarm.

The officers took alarm, expecting an attempt to rescue their prisoner.

They will not take alarm at but two warriors at their gates.

After a time, the Mexicans took alarm at the stampede of settlement they had created.

Some took alarm at the flouting of tradition, others felt secret pleasure.