Sentence examples for he will warn from inspiring English sources

However, he will warn that Labour must now view inequality only in terms of income.

Speaking in central London he will warn that family budgets are "at risk" from a second Tory-led government.

He will warn his audience: "Europe needs to wake up to what is happening in our own countries.

But he will warn of dire consequences if the UK opts to leave.

He will warn voters that a Cameron-led administration would be distracted by the complicated talks as Mr Cameron tried to appease his Europhobic backbenchers.

He will warn that demand is growing with more people on the planet, more people living in cities and more people rising out of poverty.

He'll warn us about the perils of ultra-extreme enjambment.

As he'd warned, I began to feel my chest tighten.

"Not for the boys this time!" he'd warned in one particularly racy one -- The Spy Who Loved Me.

But he will also warn the Tories not to "disengage" from the EU, saying that could result in Britain becoming "a Ruritanian backwater or a living museum".

Perhaps he will also warn of the temptation of assuming we can somehow avoid confronting terrorists and jihadists, and those who support them.