Sentence examples for before warning that from inspiring English sources

There she witnessed the ripping tale she is about to enact before us, but not before warning that it will be grim indeed.

Her colleague Steve Doocy agreed, saying that Blunt has "alienated half the country" before warning that "they will now think twice before going to one of her movies".

"Teams are starting to get desperate and are taking uncalculated risks," he said, before warning that another dangerous descent, off Alpe D'Huez, awaits the riders tomorrow.

The video showed footage of the new Labour leader's controversial comments on a range of topics before warning that the prospect of him in Downing Street was a "threat to Britain's security".

A popular jingle at the time captured the spirit of the new weapons culture and its impact on politics in the region: "The Kalash brings cash," the jingle promised, before warning that "without a Kalash you're trash".

"My care is based on my needs," she said, before warning that the coalition's plan to let NHS hospitals raise as much as 49% of their income from private patients could lead to a two-tier NHS, with some patients getting better care than others simply because they were paying for it.

Mr. McGreevey took the stage even before Mr. Schundler had wrapped up an extraordinary, rambling 23-minute concession speech, in which he acknowledged his defeat almost in passing -- and attributed it mainly to a lack of campaign money -- before issuing a warning that sounded like a demand for a rematch in four years.

It makes more sense to monitor the individual for a period of time, documenting all cases of incorrect activity, in order to build a bigger case before issuing a written warning that goes directly into the employee's record.

Each team gets three timeouts per half that they can use to stop the clock at strategic intervals, but I soon learned that the two-minute warning that comes before half time and the end of the game acted as an extra timeout.

This week the energetic Mr Spitzer, along with others, testified before Congress, warning that there was much more to come.

Officials at Lincoln Center, which is undergoing broad redevelopment, had pushed the ballet and opera groups to settle on a plan before 2008, warning that it could not keep its matching-grant offer open indefinitely.