Sentence examples for desperate warning from inspiring English sources

At 3.25pm Oikawa and the three loudspeaker vans drove past, blaring their desperate warning.

Louise Murray, one of the many vocalists on the Jaynetts' "Sally Go 'Round the Roses," brought out the desperate warning at the core of that mysterious song.

A senior terrorism expert said yesterday that he had delivered a final desperate warning of an inevitable terrorist attack to Condoleezza Rice five days before al-Qaida struck New York's World Trade Centre and the Pentagon in Washington.

It's why they brought together a tri-state coalition — Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky — to talk about the dangers, and it's why they issued a stern, desperate warning last month to first responders and addiction counselors who patrol the front lines of the opioid war every day.

The three men had been accused of using a restraint technique known as "carpet karaoke", and held down 46-year-old Jimmy Mubenga for more than half an hour while ignoring his increasingly desperate warnings that he could not breathe.

With only five years to go until the Olympics arrives, they must be wishing they had heeded their own architects' desperate warnings and taken their eminently sensible advice – while they still had a stadium left to reuse.

Yes, because although most of our leading businesses are issuing desperate warnings about the damage already being wrought by the mere prospect of Brexit, there are those, such as James Dyson and that ubiquitous Wetherspoon boss, who have been only too happy to join the evangelical band of Brexiter fantasists.

Since he published the book in February, the world has only served up more and increasingly desperate warnings of endism -- culminating, perhaps, in an essay earlier this year from the technoseer Bill Joy, a founder of Sun Microsystems and one of the world's truly certified Smart Guys.

Sirens wailed desperate warnings as telephone operators called frantically ahead, trying to outrace the flood and waken as many people as they could.

Arthur and Mordred meet for a desperate parlay, after warning their armies to attack at the least sign of a sword being drawn.

Their desperate situation has prompted warnings from the United Nations that some could die during a brutally cold winter snap.