Sentence examples for as fair warning from inspiring English sources

Please regard this paragraph as fair warning.

Happily, the Stein saga served as fair warning to others.

Since these fish are bright red and might be meant to suggest herring, I took this as fair warning that some diversions might lie in wait.

This exchange comes at the beginning of the first episode, as fair warning of the show's frankness; its casualness may shock some people, but it jibes with what everyone knows to be true anecdotally, which is that for a long time after September 11th virtually every New Yorker was willing to provide comfort to any fireman in any form that he wanted it.

We mention this simply as fair warning to those who have weak eyes.As for the story — well, we've told you, it's a hopelessly juvenile account of the roughly romantic cut-ups of a couple of beefy young olves, hose behavior might better be compared with that of junior buffaloes.

Then on no account waste it here!" Had these been the opening sentences of this grim and dyspeptic novel, they might have served as fair warning to the reader, or perhaps as a challenge: "Enter this enchanted wood, ye who dare!" But they appear on Page 62. Elfriede Jelinek is not solicitous of her readers.

Periodically show particularly headstrong children pictures of unbound delegates and superdelegates — their haggard countenances will serve as a fair warning of the possible unwanted outcomes of political intercourse.

As if fair warning should give license to an occupying force to completely demolish a family's home.

Fair warning: as soon as you read this award-winning Cree-Métis and Icelandic writer's work, you'll probably develop a writer crush and want to become her best friend.

Fair warning, as a practical matter, you may not have much choice.

Proper bounds, of course, begin with providing fair warning as to what the law forbids, an essential element of the "due process of law" guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.