Sentence examples for can get warned from inspiring English sources

We can get warned if the tires need air, and Onstar tells the police if we've had an accident, where and how bad.

"But I think I would ask everyone to work together - work with the Environment Agency, look at the website, so you can get warned, because I am worried some of these terrible tragedies we've had could have been avoided if people had kept themselves up to date with the information we're putting up".

"If we were to turn our backs on trade now, we would be choking off a key driver of growth at a point when the global economy is still in need of every good piece of news it can get," Ms. Lagarde warned.

There are many oral decongestant prescriptions you can get, but be warned they can cause increased blood pressure, insomnia, irritability, and headache.

"The desire to escape America is as American as you can get," a friend warns him.

"If a technology is not secure or a strategy is unsound, it can get people killed," warns Ross.

"Be warned: It can get nasty on the dance floor; barely dressed women bump and grind with men who want to know just how low they can go".

But be warned: weekends can get hectic with pleasure crafts and you need to have your wits about you to avoid harbour traffic including ferries.

So stand warned: You can get a very good meal at the Rye Grill, but the literal roar of approval might just spoil the pleasure of your night out.

(If you keep hitting the same spot, he warns, "it can get nasty").

At Claudio's, a cardboard sign warns, "Shoplifting can get you killed".