Sentence examples for be warned in from inspiring English sources

Players and their families need to be warned in plain language about the risks involved.

Judy has inspired thousands of eye rolls during her time here, and anybody that's going to work with her deserves to be warned in advance.

Be warned in advance that there's no inoculation against the viral effects of "Good With People," David Harrower's beautiful, deceptive wisp of a play at 59E59 Theaters.

Traditionalists be warned; in his interpretation, Ratmansky has tweaked the story to heighten the drama and, one hopes, provide more opportunities for dancing.

Must we be warned in the preface that the novel is fragmented and episodic "because this is how the nomadic life is organised"?

But, lobsters be warned, in just 11 days the season starts all over again, and this time it could be your turn.

Congress has been warned in the past.

Should we have been warned in advance in case it caused offence?

I had been warned in advance but it was still something of a shock.

"Sean has been warned in the past year that he was getting close to crossing the line".

But he had been warned in advance by the school not to get his head shaved.