Sentence examples for given fair warning that from inspiring English sources
The production has given fair warning that darkness lies ahead, by having Jack the Ripper (Peter Sullivan), Lulu's nemesis, hovering as a spectral observer in each scene.
Marilyn Mode, a spokeswoman for the Police Department, said that court officials had been given fair warning that Condor was likely to increase courtroom traffic.
Martina Hingis, making herself right at home in this desert oasis on her first visit to the State Farm Evert Cup, had given fair warning that she intended to mop up the court with the event's defending champion, Lindsay Davenport.
Through the punishment system, all are given fair warning that they put their own rights at risk if they intentionally engage in certain kinds of harmful conduct (H.L.A. Hart 1959).
IF the name Dry Fork Coyote Gulch doesn't give fair warning that this is not your average hike, then the haunting drive to the trailhead will remove all doubt.
For many years, his grandfather was the preacher at the small church down the road, where the ringing of a bell gave fair warning that Sunday service was about to begin.
Richard Dorset Stratford, Conn., June 16, 2010 To the Editor: The OPEC oil crisis in the 1970s gave fair warning that the country had become overly dependent on oil as a source of energy.
In his introduction, he gives fair warning that the reader may find his pages "coarse, rude, bad-tempered, violently prejudiced". But if they are all these, they are many things besides.
"A last-ditch attempt to protect the interests of a narrow group of wealthy shareholders," said Peter Dowd, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, giving fair warning that a meeting of minds is not on the cards.
In striking this delicate balance, Justice Kennedy sanctioned the University of Texas' race-conscious admissions policy today, but gave fair warning that the future of this policy is by no means secure.
During the Fox News debate on Monday night, he meandered through his answer about whether he would release his tax returns, despite having been given fair warning by his rivals that they would make it an issue.
