Sentence examples for a direct warning from inspiring English sources
In 2001, she fled to Austria after receiving a direct warning to leave Russia or else.
But it added a direct warning to West Germany that nuclear bombs would wipe it out quickly if war developed.
In a direct warning to Cameron, he said: "Isolating Britain and damaging Britain's reputation is not the right history to write".
By Evan Osnos November 8, 2017 President Trump delivered a speech at the National Assembly in Seoul that contained what he called a "direct" warning to North Korea.
He claims that a third boy was deliberately run down in a car, which he said was a direct warning to him to keep quiet, according to an account given to investigative journalism website Exaro.
The latest over-reaction came despite a direct warning during a recent visit from NATO's secretary-general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, of the need for more transparency, accountability and legality.
Possuelo – who was fired from Funai in 2006 after a disagreement with his boss over some of these concerns – issues a more direct warning: "What they do in Acre is very worrying: they are going to kill the isolated people," he says.
Schaefer had a more direct warning.
The latest government report of minimal inflation spurred a general early rally, but Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, soon dampened sentiment with an unusually direct warning that higher rates would be needed to slow an overheated economy.
The 26-minute video does not contain any direct warnings of an impending attack, focusing instead on the Iraq war and the "terrorism" of Western leaders, including President Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.
In his final policy speech before he steps down, Mr. Gates issued a dire and unusually direct warning that the United States, the traditional leader and patron of the alliance, was exhausted by a decade of war and its own mounting budget deficits and simply might not see NATO as worth supporting any longer.
