Sentence examples for explosion warning from inspiring English sources

Neighbors said they had called the provincial gas company hours before the explosion, warning of a strong gas smell.

Most of the country has slumbered on through all this, so, lately, David Cameron attempted to make a boring economic argument sound like a dramatic one about massive explosions, warning that a Brexit would "put a bomb under our economy".

The explosion caused some panic on the ground, which led to Orlando police tweeting to say it had been a "controlled explosion" and warning the media about reporting inaccuracies.

The second are messages claiming responsibility on behalf of [Al Qaeda fil Hind, "Al-Qaeda in India"] for specific acts of terrorism in India such as the Mumbai suburban train explosions of July 2006, the Mumbai terrorist strikes of 26/11 and the Pune German bakery explosion and warning of future acts of terrorism against global sports events in India.

But this wasn't the explosion officials have been warning about.

Here, despite more than holding their own in a first half they shaded, they were blown away by a second-half explosion that came without warning.

Meanwhile, some state health officials were warning of an explosion in the number of adult day care centers.

The police and British troops were trying to disperse the crowd, warning of secondary explosions, but no one took heed, including myself.

Hours before the explosion, multiple warnings arose; yet all were ignored.

The explosion followed warnings of a possible meltdown after problems with the cooling system and confirmation of a radiation leak at Fukushima No 1 plant.

A quick bit of googling says that Stelzer has been warning about an inflationary explosion for at least four years (pdf).