Sentence examples for first warning of from inspiring English sources

The vet also started her on serious doses of a morphine-grade painkiller, the first warning of the ordeal Betsy was about to face.

This withdrawal of the sea from its normal stand is often the first warning of the approach of seismic sea waves.

The first warning of the storm came from Ireland, where homes and buildings in Dublin were devastated by the high winds.

The first warning of real trouble came from the first-grade gym teacher, who told Juli that Caitlyn exposed herself to the class.

He said that in the war against terror, unlike the cold war, the government might not get the first warning of an attack.

Doctors say the only advice they can give women is not to ignore symptoms that may be the first warning of the disease: persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full early while eating and needing to urinate frequently.

The first warnings of a possible trade war came soon after the guns went quiet.

At a meeting with Krymsk residents on Sunday, regional Gov. Alexander Tkachev defended his seeming inaction, saying that the first warnings of possible flooding came at 10 p.m. Friday, and the heaviest rainfall was from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.

The failure of 16-inch Firestone tires on Ford Explorers there has been attributed to several deaths over the last three years, and was one of the first warnings of tire problems on Explorers.

In hindsight, Debbie McDowell now realizes that the quirks and idiosyncrasies her son Jake displayed when he was very young were the first warnings of an illness that would eventually debilitate her child and test her own mettle as a parent.

The Post reported that the first warnings of the quake may have come from the National Zoo, where officials said red-ruffed lemurs began "alarm calling" a full 15 minutes before the quake hit and.