Sentence examples for a red warning from inspiring English sources

The tanks also had a predetermined limit which, if passed, would warn the pilot via a red warning light in the cockpit.

It's like a red warning light is going off in my brain.

The Met Office advises that when a red warning is issued: "Extreme weather is expected.

If there's a match, it injects a red warning sign flagging that the website is not a reliable news source.

A traffic light system, signalling a red warning if any potential danger is perceived, will govern whether works may progress.

Xbox 360s that displayed a red warning light on the front of the console — nicknamed the "red ring of death" by customers — became eligible for an extended warranty.

As it turns out, expressing even the faintest desire to catch a bouquet these days is like a giant red warning label.

When the next day brought news of a code red warning, Brooks realised there was "nothing that was going to withstand a cyclone, it was just grass huts and there was no substantial shelter at all".

The slow adoption of the wireless Internet in Europe and America so far should be seen as a bright red warning light.

Land use and the health of the soil receive a similar "red" warning, as does the impact that climate change is likely to have on ecosystems.

Though minor, the wound served, she said, as "a big red warning sign" not to let the pressure get to her.