Sentence examples for he warned me about from inspiring English sources
"You always do at least 20 percent worse under the lights," he said, and he warned me about the "lackadaisical character" of my training.
But Wilkinson, whom I bumped into in the gents' loo at Watford Palace Theatre last Monday, where he warned me about the malfunctioning taps, is clearly a man with his feet on the ground.
He warned me about visiting shacks too early in the season (when the students are gearing up) or too late (when the exodus occurs, and deep-fryers can be left in the hands of most anyone — the owners' sons or daughters, say, or the cleaning help).
Wasn't this the once-in-a-lifetime experience he warned me about?
Many times he warned me about the mistakes in schoolbooks, and that children could believe their teachers too much.
But he warned me about a potentially dangerous side effect of a broken nose called a septal hematoma.
Then, all the food that he'd ordered was spicy; they warned me about the red peppers, but at some point I swallowed one and that was it.
Later, when I spoke with a taxi driver named Johnny about the underage inquiry, he warned me not to ask about such illicit services.
When I asked Duncan to supervise my third-year paper on international human rights law and feminism (on which, at the time, fewer than a dozen articles had been written), he warned me that he knew practically nothing about international law, but that he was game to learn.
Obama described Castro as a canny, good-humored pragmatist: "The first time we had the conversation about normalization, he warned me, 'Look, we Castros, we speak a long time, but you're lucky you're talking to me and not Fidel.' So that combination of humor and insight into his own issues has led me to be able to have productive conversations with him.
