Sentence examples for day warning from inspiring English sources

The elder Mr. Khan had received a letter from the Taliban earlier in the day warning him that he would be kidnapped unless he handed over $200,000.

His creative gifts were in particular evidence in that televised pre-Memorial Day warning that al Qaeda would hit us hard by the year's end.

The Australian federal police will investigate the use of political text messages sent on election day warning voters that Medicare would be privatised by a Coalition government.

Its rocket fire has caused fear and panic among Israelis in south and central Israel, with sirens sounding many times a day warning people to seek shelter.

No 10 was throughout the day warning Labour backbenchers that if they forced Brown from office, a new prime minister would not withstand the demands to hold a near instant general election that would lead to a Labour wipeout.

Joell Anderson – who as a child had been his two sisters' appointed protector, walking them to school every day, warning them off strangers – was the one who made the first 911 call.

Saturday, warning residents not to park on emergency routes.

Russia weighed in on Monday, warning the Senate not to rewrite the treaty.

The Association of British Commuters wrote to the Department for Transport on Tuesday, warning that passenger safety was jeopardised.

The government sent him a letter on Thursday warning him about security threats.

An FA spokesman said: "We have written to Harry Redknapp following his post-match comments on Sunday warning him as to his future conduct".