Sentence examples for constant warning from inspiring English sources

Dundy's description of his rages is harrowing and discerning ("His constant warning—'Don't provoke me' neatly let him off the hook. It was all our fault").

"Ah-ah, don't go any closer please," was Russell's constant warning yesterday to the hundreds of Katine villages who lined up to have snaps taken beside the grail.

Europe's history should serve as constant warning against the logic of spheres of influence, or anything resembling the sacrifice of the interests of smaller nations in the name of big power realpolitik.

The soldiers hanging from the trees along the road were a constant warning of the risk run by every one of us who could not prove that he belonged to a company or was on his way to this or that unit with signed and sealed travel orders.

He means that fears of a murderous sectarian meltdown have receded, though he gives constant warning that things could slip back again.Meanwhile, the Shia heartlands around Karbala and Najaf have been quiet since a bloody bout of intra-Shia sectarian violence in Karbala in August.

The result shows that the TSM protocol is more resilient against fading maintaining nearly constant warning notification time (less than 50 ms) as the channel conditions vary.

The island knew of the storm's approach well ahead of time; by about 36 hours in advance all police districts were warned and radio broadcasts provided constant warnings to ships.

Amid constant warnings of terrorism, they are also wary of most people they meet.

GMP has been updating its Twitter account with constant warnings that the criminals will be caught.

The Bundesbank's constant warnings are a healthy counterpoint to that temptation.

Instead of armaggedon pamphlets and sirens, they have airport security, metro lockdowns and constant warnings to report suspicious behaviour.