Sentence examples for celebration warning from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Elder Dallin H. Oaks spoke at a Constitution Day Celebration, warning about the importance of preserving the U.S. Constitution.

But the Archbishop of York, the Most Reverend Dr John Sentamu, urged caution against premature celebration, warning: "We should not open the champagne bottles or whatever drink we regard as celebratory because we need to agree to work together until the end".

The Globe and Mail Canada, April 10 Iraq's New Beginning After the Tyrant's Fall The Bush administration cautioned against premature celebration yesterday, warning that "hard fighting" may lie ahead.

Invited to speak at a dinner to mark 25 years of social services departments in 1996, he punctured the celebrations by warning that any evidence that abuse was continuing would "put fundamentally at risk the roles and functions of the public authorities concerned".

The APC issued a statement after the result was announced, calling for "calm, sober celebrations" and warning supporters not to attack opponents.

In Turkey, 9 people were accidentally shot and injured by Galatasaray fans firing guns in celebration despite police warning them not to.

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This past December, he banned celebrations of Christmas in public spaces including city streets and shopping malls, warning that celebrators could face five years in jail.

Most Iraqis did cheer the demise of their tyrant, but Lewis could have offered some words of warning about what might follow the celebrations.

But a word of warning: promotion to a higher league is not always cause for celebration.

The ensuing celebration, which included a victory lap and high-fives with fans along the warning track, continued long after the Giants' 3-0 victory gave them the National League West title.