Sentence examples for forewarning you from inspiring English sources

Here is a forewarning: you might not like me.

I am forewarning you that this is the most addictive game I have come across since GTA San Andreas.

Because Odom acted fast (or had forewarning, you decide) in the hours after Rick Santelli's CNBC rant, he rose to infamy by building (and controlling) much of the online infrastructure through which the hundreds of Tea Parties were organized across the country throughout 2009.

This gives you leeway to purchase fabric that you like, or that's within budget, etc., as well as forewarning you that you will may have a bad experience if you try to use fabric not suited for the pattern in question!

However you spend your time in Notting Hill, be it boozing or cappuccino-ing, curio hunting or boutique hopping, catering to a hangover or carnival-ing it up, consider yourself forewarned-you will fall in love, and your heart will break when you have to leave.

However, be forewarned: you must have a skit prepared.

Still, be forewarned: you're in the city that never sleeps and whose major tourist sights always have lines.

I'm not sure if any of you have had a chance to buy the book and crack it open, but if not be forewarned: you are about to find yourself in a deluge.

Charlotte Alison Sewell "If it sometimes feels like a low-budget rural soap opera, that's because – in common with low-budget rural soap operas – it forewarns you of most events long before they come to pass.

So, just to forewarn you, while this liveblog might end up being seen as the vanguard of film appreciation in the digital age, it could just as easily turn into a stark warning about the thundering pointlessness of liveblogging afilm.

Those likely to be seduced by spending 90 minutes smelling this food and watching it being transformed into a meal should be forewarned: you are not going to taste any of it.