Sentence examples for announcement warning from inspiring English sources
Upon landing in Taipei, the crew of Air China 185 made a cabin announcement warning passengers against taking fruit into the "country" they were about to visit.
On Friday, state television began airing a public service announcement warning Egyptians not to speak to foreigners, solemnly declaring that "Every word has a price.
Alabama's attorney general, Luther J. Strange, recorded a public-service announcement warning people not to be conned into paying steep "up-front" fees for construction work or to be lured by "today-only" prices.
Over the next half century, new lines were constructed, steam locomotives were completely replaced by electric ones, and new safety measures were introduced (including an automated announcement warning passengers to "mind the gap" between the train and the platform).
The detentions prompted the State Department to issue a highly unusual announcement, warning Chinese-born Americans that they could be at risk of arrest if they traveled to China.
(In July, after a number of Internet-connected smart dolls and stuffed animals were found to harbor security flaws, the F.B.I. released a public-service announcement warning about "opportunities for child identity fraud").
They then create public service announcements warning teens against using these drugs, and write response papers about this topic.
But there are those pesky recorded announcements warning that unattended luggage will be destroyed, hardly an inducement to avoid looking around.
I just have to say that there just aren't enough public service announcements warning about the dangers of cheese.
And Mr. Giuliani's campaign responded to the news of Mr. DioGuardi's announcement by warning that it might seek to force a Conservative Party primary to win Mr. Giuliani its line.
It is getting to be an everyday occurrence on Wall Street that some unpleasant earnings announcement, or warning about earnings, catches investors unaware and causes a stock to implode.
