Sentence examples for goes on to forewarn from inspiring English sources
An ode to Clinton calls her "strong and well educated," but goes on to forewarn: "Oh, you'll be attacked and smeared.
In our email exchange Randy had forewarned us that learning about ManHood can be "overwhelming" and "emotional" and maybe that was exactly what was going on in my reluctance to read any more about dry rough dick skin.
There was no need for the chancellor to go on the radio at 7.30am to forewarn the markets about his £800m add-on to the bank levy.
It has become the fashion to forewarn a resurgence of protectionism.
To forewarn myself, I have been trying to remember last Thanksgiving.
I was able to forewarn and forearm her.
But pregnant crickets, it appears, do have the ability to forewarn.
Those clinical data provide a motivation to search for pre-monitoring alterations on EEG recordings from the brain and to employ a device that can act without human intervention to forewarn the patient [17].
These fears grew to forewarn travelers to abstain from eating saffron-laced Persian cuisine.
So that was the show and, as some commenters have forewarned, I think it's getting better as time goes on.
