Sentence examples for being warned off from inspiring English sources

She also remembers being warned off Palestinian solidarity activism at Brooklyn College as an undergraduate student.

Mr Blair also attended mass alone and took communion in the 1980s before being warned off by Cardinal Basil Hume.

One of her journalists went to interview a man who refused to talk after being warned off by the secret police.

ReprintsMr Khodorkovsky's problems began when he continued to throw his weight around in politics despite being warned off by the Kremlin.

There is evidence that a detainee who witnessed Barati's death, and is required to give evidence, is being warned off going to court with threats and intimidation.

Chkhartishvili said he then received phone calls offering him a new passport and transport to Kazakhstan after 17 May, but he backed out of the deal after being warned off by concerned LGBT activists.

Does anyone who is even moderately interested in movies need to be warned off "How to Save a Marriage - and Ruin Your Life?" That seems as superfluous as warning a gourmet against canned spaghetti.

He may have to be warned off".

Pressmen were warned off and threatened with arrest for "obstructing" the police.

But at the last minute he was warned off by a nervous associate.

Another approached the edge to jump down, she said, but was warned off by other straphangers.