Sentence examples for had been warned over from inspiring English sources

We had been warned over and over by other parents.

We had been warned over and over to prepare ourselves for two things: mud and hills; hills and mud.

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports: "In Gaza, activist Amjad Shawwa said the boats were about 50 miles from Gaza and had been warned over the radio by an Israeli navy ship to change course".

The move appeared to come after he had been warned over the radio to do a "quick in-lap" to ensure he had enough time for a final lap, but it was decided that the German did not gain an advantage.

On one side, we've been warned, over and over again, that "bond vigilantes" will turn on the U.S. government unless we slash spending immediately.

Harry Redknapp has been warned over his future conduct following his post-match comments about the performance of referee Chris Foy during Tottenham's defeat at Stoke.

Wood has been warned over the incident, but the match citing commissioner, Maurizio Vancini, decided that it equated to a yellow card, meaning he will be available for selection for Saturday's encounter with the unbeaten Wallabies.

Meanwhile, the Tottenham boss has been warned over his future conduct following his post-match comments about the performance of referee Chris Foy during the defeat at Stoke.

If it was possible that Microsoft was not aware how bad the optics on this case are, they've been warned over and over as the case has worn on.

Constable John Le Fondre said Senator Ozouf had been warned the predictions were over-optimistic.

In Wednesday's hacking debate he said Brooks had been warned by police over the behaviour of investigators hired by the NoW while she was editor.