(Siren noise)

Egypt s Economic Siren

Vamp. Siren. Seductress.

Or Hollywood's siren call?

the siren was screamin'.

And use the siren.

Several hours after lunch (Siren)

(sound of a police siren)

SIREN Hey that's a fire.

Turn the main siren on.

Look out! (siren) (police radio)

Didn't you hear the siren?

The Siren Song of Capital Controls

And that siren means you go.

And that siren means you go.

The West must ignore Belgrade s siren song.

The siren of a ship far away...

The siren. I have to go back.

38 See UNEP, Siren, No. 49, p. 12.

This siren song drew the US into Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

siren wailing in the distance breathing heavily How'd it go with your dad?

I was with the Piero Venotti orchestra, the 'Siren of Riccione' they called me...

The left, inspired by the siren call of Che, chose armed struggle instead of elections.

Forbidden Siren 2, known in Japan as , is a survival horror video game developed by Project Siren, a development team of Sony's Japan Studio for the PlayStation 2 and released in Japan, Australia and Europe in 2006.

One day a siren went off, every body ran for it, and we were left alone.

Siren is a village in and the county seat of Burnett County in the U.S. state of Wisconsin.

The patrol boat also called it on wireless Channel 16 and attracted its attention by blowing its siren.

With her grey jacket and pleated dress, she has something of the siren or the crayfish in its shell.

Amid the rising tide of economic liberalization, the siren song of protectionism continues to entice nations with its fraudulent promise.

The doppler effect, which is why a police siren shifts to a lower pitch as the car passes also works for light.

For too long, African governments have listened to the siren song of free trade and have suffered from too much openness, not too little.

They aspire to defeat by hunger and disease the exemplary nation which they have not been able to vanquish by force or by siren songs.

In the great Gold Rush, Alaska was the hope and dream of men, the ruthless siren of the Far North, beckoning thousands to her icy bosom.

When we think about why we hear, we don't often think about the ability to hear an alarm or a siren, although clearly that's an important thing.

With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism.

This prideful interpretation amounted to the siren song of an extremely accommodative monetary policy. Unable to disentangle the global and domestic pressures suppressing inflation, a price targeting Fed has erred consistently on the side of easy money.

We are missing my mother's story, who made sure with every siren, with every raid, with every cut off of electricity, she played puppet shows for my brothers and I, so we would not be scared of the sounds of explosions.

We are missing my mother's story, who made sure with every siren, with every raid, with every cut off of electricity, she played puppet shows for my brothers and I, so we would not be scared of the sounds of explosions.

Enticed by the siren song of a shortcut to rapid economic growth, these inflows lulled emerging market countries into believing that their imbalances were sustainable, enabling them to avoid the discipline needed to put their economies on more stable and viable paths.

If this doctor, who lived one block away from there, would have come 20 minutes earlier, not have to wait until that siren he heard before coming from the ambulance, if he would have heard about it way before, he would have saved this child.

Scouring Gaza City on board an ambulance with the siren switched off for once, the war is still everywhere, among the ruins of a city pillaged of smiles and now populated only by frightened gazes, eyes that insist upon scanning the sky for the planes still flying endlessly overhead.