Sentence examples for firmly warned from inspiring English sources

"We have to be prepared for the things happening in Florida," Mr. Olson firmly warned.

I would love to talk to them about family, etc., but we have been firmly warned not to do this.

Speed isn't an issue for traffic cops here – circulation is, and you'll be just as firmly warned for dawdling.

On Oct. 24, 1959, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru "firmly warned" China that India would "not bow down to threats or a show of force," after 17 Indian border patrol troops were killed in a clash with Chinese troops in southern Ladakh, "forty miles inside Indian territory as India defines the border," an article in The New York Times said.

Despite this, it was not until 1990 that guidebooks firmly warned against eating P. involutus, and one Italian guidebook recommended it as edible in 1998.

The U.S. and Europe should firmly warn Tbilisi against overreacting to Russian provocations.

Upgrade U, one of several slightly tuneless R&B chuggers, may raise eyebrows with its suggestion that Beyoncé will "play my part and let you play the lead role" - but Irreplaceable firmly warns Jay that he could also be out on his ear tomorrow.

When he goes overboard, for instance saying unpleasant things to you or making fun of you, gently, but firmly warn him you don't accept this kind of behaviour.

Speaking before the meeting, Ms. Merkel warned the British Prime Minister firmly against doing so.

"There are many things which I firmly intend to leave in obscurity," she warned in "The Prime of Life".

The French prime minister, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, warned that France would "oppose as firmly as possible the attempts to reform," while the far-right leader, Jean-Marie Le Pen, called the plan "a new step toward the genocide of the countryside".