Sentence examples for called to warn from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the driver called to warn me that she was running late.

When friends called to warn against taking him to the movie, I saw it solo.

He provided Zarutsky with a mobile phone and called to warn him when Filin left the theatre on the night of the attack.

He told the BBC: "A neighbour called to warn me that there were armed men in the building and that we had to shut all the doors.

Driscoll said in 2011, an anonymous contact called to warn him that a senior member of Scotland Yard leaked information to the media.

A spokesman for the hospital said that someone from the Children of Hope Foundation had called to warn that such a drop-off might take place.

One would call to warn the other when Tinguely left town: get ready, he's coming your way.

My mom would periodically call to warn me in a dire tone, "Do you know why the Incas are extinct?" Her maize hazing left me with a deeply ingrained fear of being part of a civilization that was obliviously engaging in behavior that would lead to its extinction.

My apartment was right above Steve's for several years, and on a regular basis he would call to warn me about odors that might waft their way from the second floor, where he lived, to my apartment on the third.

In New York, the Empire State Building recently agreed to turn off its spire of lights when someone from the Audubon Society calls to warn that the weather conditions are cloudy or humid or otherwise ripe for attracting migrating birds, said Lydia Ruth, a building spokeswoman.

Capuchins make hiccup-like alarm calls to warn of an approaching wild cat, and Wheeler heard these calls much more often at the feeding platforms than elsewhere.