Sentence examples for a dire message from inspiring English sources
Instead, there was a dire message on the screen: "INTRUDER COOOOL".
(Jordana Rothman, the food and drink editor for Time Out New York, sent out a dire message via Twitter from the scene: BREAKING: KALE SOLD OUT AT FAIRWAY.
It would send a dire message to other tyrannies if the US itself responds to a leak as if it were itself a tyranny.
So the neighbors were thunderstruck Oct. 16 when the Poissonnerie Bleue, the street's fish market (No. 5), with no advance warning, posted a dire message on its chalkboard: "The fish store will close for good on October 31 , 2012
A barrage of images (many lacking context) and a parade of commentators (dozens of scholars, political leaders, journalists and analysts) deliver a dire message: the escalation of threats against Jews worldwide is cause for alarm.
Russia took pains to issue assurances that the departures of its citizens was not a large-scale evacuation, seeking to avoid sending a dire message to Mr. Assad and his circle.
But in a scripted message, he offered a few variations on his previously proposed economic policies, along with a milder version of the dire message about a declining America that he's been serving up for months.
It's a medium-fast song with a hard rhythm and heavy accents; it's a little dire, messaging right away that something's going to go down, and it did.
That's the dire message in a new analysis of federal drinking water violations released Tuesday by the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental advocacy group.
To push this dire message, CDA launched a massive media campaign with television and radio ads as well as direct mail pieces in recent weeks aimed at convincing average citizens the impacts of SB 350 will make their lives harder.
That the Beck book, with its dire message about the danger that Islam poses to America, and Salaam Reads, with its presumably positive, inclusive one, could both flourish under the same publishing umbrella seems improbable, even hypocritical.
