Meanings of inform the people in English

Runners were sent ahead to inform the people of the expected arrivals.

Now, why didn't the British Cabinet inform the people and get ready?

A federal judge unsealed the order on January 5 after Twitter requested the right to inform the people involved.

Why had he been so careful not to inform the people at Briarbrae that he intended to remain near them?

All she needed to do now was decide how she would inform the people on Argus of the betrayal here.

Presently the intolerable scandalmonger withdrew, probably to inform the people in the billiard-room that we two were gambling on the verandah like mad.

Mrs. Foster lost no time in informing the people of L-ofthe movements of Mr. Deane.

Being the first regiment to move, from the west, the papers had informed the people of our route.

He had before attempted to enter the gate, and on being prevented, informed the people of his danger.

We're more about getting in, informing the people, training the people and getting them to stand on their own.

Mr. B., at a previous visit, had informed the people of what he intended to do, and asked their co-operation.

If kept from the front trenches while trying to serve our boys there are ways of informing the people through the press.

"Even the lamps have halos," Teddy informed the people.

Mr. Jones was to act as his travelling agent, going on in advance, and informing the people of the coming of the great oarsman.

The Touranian informed the people of the neighbourhood, who picked up in the street the largesse, and received the predictions of the good Abbott Hugon.

The district Magistrate of the city of Chiang-chiu issued a proclamation informing the people of the danger of poison, especially against poison in their wells.