Sentence examples for eleventh-hour warning from inspiring English sources
The latest study from an international team of scientists should serve as an eleventh-hour warning that cannot be ignored.
In their eleventh-hour appeals for ticket-splitting, Republicans on the campaign trail are warning of Democratic overreach.
On Saturday, the Red Cross called for a 24-hour ceasefire in Aden, the country's second city, warning that more civilians would die otherwise.
He said chefs were told they'd have three hours to prep their dishes, but had that time sliced by a third without warning.
He left after the fourth series in 2015 and criticised the BBC for dropping him from the show with just a 24-hour warning before the official announcement.
Large quantities of provisions had been destroyed; a town, the most important and the most removed from danger in the upper valley had been devastated, and its inhabitants, but for a warning at the eleventh hour, had been massacred.
The second raid came without warning about two hours later while the Rest Centres were in use and rescue work was in full swing.
Shortly thereafter, the JTWC followed suit by upgrading it to cyclone status just 12 hours after first warning on the storm.
"The sixth hour something clicked.
