Sentence examples for ever warned from inspiring English sources

But no one had ever warned him that age could subdue you so fast, so soon.

Opponents, as ever, warned that fluoride would unnecessarily, even dangerously pollute good water.

He's outraged by the idea that the public is only ever warned about skin lesions and rotten teeth.

Mr. Simmons said no one had ever warned him about inappropriate touching or neighborhood predators.

The right honourable and learned gentleman gave the House the impression that at no time had he ever warned Israel against attack on Egypt.

A girl of 12 is surprised when asked if her teachers have ever warned of the tailings: "No, why?" Local health workers are often uneasy discussing the risks.

No one ever warns them not to underprice themselves out of business.

Did he ever warn his friends, and his countless lovers, about their risk of infection from him?

The "outrageous" new strategy direction is at odds with a House of Commons committee calling on the government to stop drilling by Shell in the Arctic over safety concerns and worries that the sea ice is melting faster than ever, warn critics.

People sometimes knock on the door, Mr. Evers warned them, asking to see inside.

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