As well as warnings from fire brigades, the police have also warned that the hoverboards are illegal to use in most places apart from private land.
As warnings go, it is solicitous.
He saw these examples of political tumult as warnings.
The notopterid Xenomystus produces sounds that are used as warnings and in courtship.
Stories of reckless tourists being pulled from glaciers or car crashes are proffered as warnings.
Unhappy and unwilling hermits serve as warnings of the dangers of solitariness.
Without context, such labels could be misinterpreted as warnings, they say.
They necklaced the mine fields with a narrow wire fence and hung red triangles as warnings.
For some of the works, he has used triangular orange road signs, immediately identifiable as warnings of danger.
He said the cockpit alerts were ranked in descending order by urgency — as warnings, cautions, advisories or status notices.
Philip K. meant his dark visions as warnings, not as bureaucratic charters for George W. Unfortunately, Bush doesn't know Dick.
