Sentence examples for admonition toward from inspiring English sources
The column seemed to prefer the European Union's admonition toward cooperation over the F.D.I.C.'s more detailed approach under Dodd-Frank.
It's an otherworldly collision of just-off synth lines and Oliver's helium-balloon admonitions toward repentance that feel ascendant and sickly all at once what heaven might feel like if St. Peter doesn't take away your poppers at the gates.
In a sense, this was the moment that all of the events, along with all the previous language, were headed toward — an admonition, from a President determined to be a friend, that time is not on Israel's side, that occupation was untenable.
The poem "Twelve Steps Toward Better Despair" ends with the admonition: "Go fearlessly".
The dollar's decline against the euro also added to pressure on big European exporters to raise prices, and it drew admonitions from Germany toward governments seeking to encourage the European Central Bank to push the currency lower.
After finishing this little book (which I did not want to end), I decided it was worthy of the admonition the British children's writer Arthur Ransome directed toward prospective readers of Slocum's narrative: those "who do not like this book ought to be drowned at once".
That admonition, Musk said, has helped guide Tesla's mission toward electric vehicle affordability.
According to the excerpts, Mr. Cameron would have said that without changes in the European Union, "the danger is that Europe will fail and the British people will drift toward the exit" — a statement that drew an admonition from President Obama telling Britain not to jeopardize its membership in the European Union, British newspapers reported.
(Who could forget Governor Chris Christie's very caring admonition to "get the hell off the beach!" as Hurricane Irene was hurtling toward the Jersey Shore?).
