Sentence examples for dark warning from inspiring English sources
"Then, let God's will be done," Mr. Duhalde said in a dark warning.
Around that time a friend of his gave a dark warning that "the distance between Islamabad and Rawalpindi [the adjacent city housing the army's headquarters] is growing".
The insight led him to write his "Essay on the Principles of Population", a dark warning against the perils of unchecked human reproduction.
The 1910 bombing was a watershed event in our nation's history, he insists, with dire consequences for the 20th century and a dark warning for the 21st.
A top official of the Communist Party reacted with a dark warning: "Today there's no ruble, tomorrow there are no borders, the day after tomorrow there will be no Russia".
Great disorder under heaven Reprints Related items Banyan: Great disorder under heavenDec 16th 2010Ms Rao was responding to the ambassador's dark warning that criticism of China during a rare visit by Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, to India between December 15th and 17th, could threaten "fragile" bilateral ties.
But there have been dark warnings of harsher repression as well.
Mr Kocharian has given dark warnings to participants in "illegal" protest rallies, and arrested ringleaders.
September 11 seemed to confirm the Kagans' dark warnings and strategic doctrines.
THE government of John Howard has issued many dark warnings of a possible home-grown terrorist attack in Australia.
Guriev left Russia after being subjected to a series of interrogations, search warrants, and dark warnings concerning his person.
