Sentence examples similar to had she been warned from inspiring English sources

And, either way, hadn't she been warned?

When she had asked one of the unions if it had a minority roster, she had been warned against trying to violate seniority rules.

Dr. MacLaren said she wished she had been warned to take doxycycline before her trip.

Pope had severe epilepsy, and her father had said earlier in the week that it may have played a part in her disappearance as she had been warned by doctors she was at risk of sudden death from the condition.

She had been warned that she was now a borderline diabetic.

The early years of medical practice were, as she had been warned, lean; she applied for work with the Department of Health not out of any sense of public-spirited mission but because the pay was thirty dollars a month, or, as she writes, "A dollar a day: about double my first year's rate of income".

Holt said she was grateful the show boss was not pressing charges but added she had been warned her actions might have "more serious consequences" for her.

It was also the reason she was murdered in cold blood last month as she left an event she had been warned not to host at T2F on April 24.

She said that two men in a Mercedes had tried to run her over and that she had been warned that someone planned to blow up her car.

She told the BBC that she had been warned by community workers on Monday or Tuesday that some of the people responsible for the Beijing incident had been arrested, but more were still at large.

In earlier evidence, staff-elected director Jane Connors said she had been warned by outgoing staff-elected director Matt Peacock that Milne had a tendency to meddle.