Sentence examples for casually warns from inspiring English sources
Just as I picture a grungy but comfortable party squat, he casually warns me not to step in the corner there might be used needles lying around.
The property is also teeming with grizzly bears, and it's not uncommon for bears to hang out inside the igloo's dark, rubble-filled interior, Fisher casually warns.
Today, the Washington Post casually warns that "the annual federal budget deficit already is spiraling toward $1 trillion -- about 7percentt of the gross domestic product -- a level not seen since the end of World War II," to raise concern about the size of any proposed stimulus package in the next Congress.
Like the 21-year-old man whose parties we attended at 15, who magnanimously and casually warned us not to take a drink from those guys.
He warns of cover-ups while scarfing hot chips and casually inquiring about the availability of indigestion-relief tablets ("wouldn't have a Quick-Eze, would ya?").
It warns, "Those wearing jeans or trainers will not be admitted and casually dressed members of the media will be turned away".
Browder casually mentions that the US Department of Justice warned last summer of a plot to kidnap him and render him back to Moscow.
He sketched out conspiracies involving global bankers, casually threatened to jail his political opponent, and warned in increasingly specific terms that a loss by him would spell the end of civilization.
In just the last month, he has used three separate speeches to warn that Representative Maxine Waters, a veteran California Democrat he has casually insulted as a "low-I.Q.
"All the scientists warn of catastrophic consequences for scenarios above two degrees, yet Tony Abbott seems to have casually decided he knows better and dropped that long-held bipartisan commitment," said Mark Butler, Labor's environment spokesman.
