Sentence examples for been warned to go from inspiring English sources

I'd been warned to go with a subject to talk about, because she [Thatcher] hated silence.

Residents have been warned to go outside only if they absolutely need to.

I was warned to go alone; otherwise I wouldn't be able to see her.

We're often warned to go easy on sparkling water, as it may be detrimental to our gut, bones and teeth.

A number of parents have been warned not to go near the sites of collapsed schools to remember their dead children.

She had been warned not to go out with a member of a boy band because it would cause resentment among her own fan base.

Residents in many parts of the UK have been warned not to go out.

They had driven to Falluja that morning after being warned not to go to Najaf because it was too dangerous.

In 1973, I was warned not to go to Khmer Rouge-controlled Cambodia, and that was advice I heeded.

Local residents were warned not to go on to their balconies.

The forecast was for heavy rains across Tamil Nadu over the next two days and fishermen were warned not to go out to sea.