alarum in a sentence

Definition

Alarum: a sudden loud noise or signal, often used to alert or warn of danger or to announce the start of an event, such as a fire or battle.

The sudden alarum of the fire alarm startled everyone in the building.
As the battle began, the trumpets sounded an alarum that echoed across the valley.
The city was thrown into chaos by the alarum of the approaching storm.
In the quiet of the night, the alarum of a distant siren pierced the silence.
The alarum of warning bells rang out, alerting the villagers to the impending danger.
His heart raced at the alarum of footsteps approaching in the dark.
The alarum signaled the start of the parade, drawing a crowd of excited onlookers.
With the alarum ringing in their ears, the soldiers prepared for the charge.
She awoke to the alarum of her phone, reminding her of an important meeting.
The alarum of the clock reminded him that time was running out to finish his work.