Sentence examples for fearsome warning from inspiring English sources
His red-tipped dreads suddenly became a popular signature, rather than a fearsome warning, with Arkansas State fans.
So is the public, assigned to be on the receiving end of fearsome warnings.
At Pul-e-Khishti, the prayerful heard fearsome warnings about aid workers who used their positions to lure the destitute toward Christianity.
The block's reputation was so fearsome that police dispatchers issued warnings before sending officers.
In 1946 the erection of the fearsome barrier had inspired Winston Churchill's famous warning that "an iron curtain has descended across the Continent".
Mr Bellow's heroes lived in a world of cranks, crooks and wide boys, about whom warnings were constantly issued by fearsome grandmothers.
Toll-By-Day and Toll-By-Night are segregated by a fearsome unseen group, known by their incongruously cheerful sleigh-bell warning sounds as the Jinglers.
IT'S time for the warning, time to remind the outsiders running for president all about fearsome New York, with its booby-trapped politics, internecine warfare, fierce press corps.
A fearsome über-wolf that once roamed the snowy plains of Alaska may hold warning for the fate of large carnivores today, its discoverers say.
