Beeped

The protesters carried megaphones and chanted “no new oil, no new gas” as they demanded the Government stop all new fossil licences – and as drivers beeped their horns, swore at them and shouted at them to get off the road.

When his phone beeped one morning in late May, it was a text message from his bank, ANZ, saying his password had been changed.

There was a cute little Fiat 500 where the driver and his passenger beeped their horn all the way down.

Some vehicles on cross streets beeped their support.

We were laying in my bed the next morning, just talking and enjoying each other's company, when his phone beeped.

Cars beeped their horns in the streets, as crowds – singing, dancing, cheering and playing pan flutes – followed the region’s president John Momis, to the polling booth to watch him as he cast the first vote in the referendum.

Even if I wasn’t beeped, I felt I still had to look at the screen every so often to see if I was wanted, or needed.

However, the telecoms industry has beeped its alarm at a clause that requires new technologies such as 5G to be compatible with older technologies such as Wi-Fi for communications between vehicles.

Stalked 'em for 6 weeks after being TOLD by his girlfriend they beeped at her for getting too close.

A much larger demonstration was staged in Edinburgh, where 10,000 people weaved through the capital’s streets in an anti-Trump protest as amused tourists looked on and motorists beeped their horns in support.

WASHINGTON–Millions of U.S. cell phones buzzed and beeped on Wednesday during the first test of a presidential alert system that would warn the public of a national emergency, such as an imminent attack.