Sentence examples for interview warning from inspiring English sources

In a boastful interview warning the United States of the network's power, Mr. Mabrouk said Mr. bin Laden had purchased chemical and biological weapons in Eastern Europe.

In comments to Sky News on Wednesday, the conservative former prime minister framed a plebiscite as the only option to achieve marriage equality, in his last pre-election interview, warning proponents of same-sex marriage not to attempt to force a parliamentary vote.

"The [proposed bill] will have a very negative impact on Turkey, and it is very clear that the attempt to strip MPs of immunity targets us," Selahattin Demirtaş, the HDP co-chair, told the Guardian in an interview, warning that there was "a serious risk" of violence increasing in the country as a result.

And earlier this week, he made another gaffe while on a TV interview, warning people about the dire situation at the "Iraq-Pakistan" border.

"This is a skyscraper initiative masquerading as a garden and open space initiative," he said in an interview, warning that the project would harm the small-town feel and architectural character of the city.

After he was outed by some school friends, Nasser's family quickly turned on him, he told VICE in an interview, warning him that he'd "burn in hell like the rest of the gays".

Ewald Nowotny, the head of Austria's central bank, echoed the view of his German counterparts in an interview this weekend, warning that the Cypriot economic model – with its reliance on offshore banking and Russian money – was unsustainable.

The same budget guru who can't give an interview these days without warning that those mean old Democrats are going to "lie and demagogue" about his budget plan in order to use it as a "political weapon" against Republicans.

If you interview someone who displays warning signs of a bad personality fit, remember that it's sometimes hard to have fun with a flatmate whose personality doesn't fit your group.

But – while he's been warning in interviews that the Herbert may soon be put out to grass – Jones brings the character back in two shows on this year's fringe: last year's hit revisited, and a new offering entitled Eggy Bagel.

(The No. 2 at Goldman, Gary D. Cohn, had a more sobering message, warning in an interview on Bloomberg TV of a possible "substantial repricing" in debt markets).