Sentence examples for hearing a warning from inspiring English sources

They may also have trouble hearing a warning from their parents to watch out, the study said.

Murakami remembered hearing a warning about a six-meter tsunami, but thought his home was higher than that and besides, there seemed to be plenty of time, so he descended and drove home.

Larry Harjo said: "You can't run every time you hear a warning.

In parting, the newly minted city boy hears a warning, "Bowel problems are expensive".This is Kibera.

Alshamnery said she had not heard a warning shot -- which doesn't mean that one wasn't fired.

No civilian witnesses heard a warning, but the jury was told that the trio might have detonated a bomb by remote control.

But Carmen Fuentes, 44, the store's owner, said she had heard a warning on Spanish-language television and immediately stopped selling them.

Demonstrators said that many didn't hear a warning and that they thought police had decided to let them on to the road, especially since some officers who initially blocked them turned around and walked ahead of them.

The 2014 Triennial takes as its theme the word "Lookout", which some artists interpret as an imperative to find new perspectives on the town (or beyond), and in which others hear a warning to mind out, watch your step.

I heard a warning borne in the air.

The exceptions were that the programme suggested that Bullock had not heard a warning, when he was in no position to hear whether such a warning was given or not; and that the commentary implied that all four witnesses who appeared on the programme had seen no threatening movements from the IRA members, when only two had been asked whether they witnessed such movements.