Sentence examples for be warned of the from inspiring English sources
The driver would be warned of the problem by an air-bag warning light.
As a public service, I have devised warnings that can be appended to invitations so everyone can be warned of the risks inherent in celebrating birthdays.
The one who said that we should be warned of the health challenges of animal products is right.
Be warned of the hands featured in Low's brooding Embrace, however.
People must be warned of the future which is promised to them by their enemies.
She declined to say whether terrorism suspects must be warned of the right to remain silent, saying the issue was "quite likely to get to the courts".
The networks have been warned of the consequences.
Motorists, pedestrians and cyclists are being warned of the risk of frost and ice on roads.
But a Shabab spokesman claimed the militants had been warned of the SEALs' arrival.
The paper says authorities were warned of the abuse a decade before Operation Chalice.
Having been warned of the dangers of counterfeit meds, I wasn't sure where to go.
