Sentence examples for fierce warning from inspiring English sources

Without an amplifier, or any evident need of one, he issued precisely the sort of fierce warning that Bell takes pains to avoid: "It is a broad way that leads to eternal damnation, and many will enter into it".

With that simple act, he sent an inspiring message to his teammates and a fierce warning to the Nets' trainer and doctor.

The wrong response is a fierce warning from the boys in blue, who would be better employed devoting their time to the tide of genuine abuse out there.

Not much from Juno Temple this week, bar a fierce warning to the duplicitous receptionist that you do not mess with Jamie Vine and her awesome hair.

While advocates of open government celebrated his acquittal on the most serious charge, the case still appears destined to stand as a fierce warning to any government employee who is tempted to make public vast numbers of secret documents.

Ayatollah Khamenei has the final say on state matters and has issued fierce warnings against Iranians who have challenged the June 12 election, which the incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, officially won by a landslide.

Fierce warnings that radicals were seeking to upend a biblical institution helped lure Christian conservatives to the polls to back Republican candidates, and secured gay-marriage bans in dozens of states.In this section The state of the president More than a mom Mobility, measured In the bleak midwinter Bolshie with a banjo Old Mexico lives on Death, where is thy bling?

Shiite leaders in countries including Iran, Lebanon and Iraq issued fierce warnings that the execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, who supported regional anti-government protests and was arrested in 2012, would herald the downfall of the Saudi regime.

Panic-stricken, the companies rang their lawyers; they sent fierce letters to colleges, warning students against piracy; they sued one of the producers of the devices on to which music can be downloaded; and they forced bands to remove tracks that they had posted on the Internet.In this section A bungled war The Star Wars rule of clusters Only widows and orphans?

His stinging resignation letter, published in full on the front page of a national newspaper, included fierce criticism of Mr Brown, warning that his leadership made "a Conservative victory more, not less likely".

First of all, the modern G.O.P. considers itself the party of Ronald Reagan and Reaganan was a fierce opponent of Medicare's creation, warning that it would destroy American freedom.