Sentence examples for is warned by a from inspiring English sources

She is warned by a male bystander not to buy the woman's wares: the woman is a Tutsi whore, the man says, whose food is likely poisoned.

Waiting for an Angel by Helon Habila 226pp, Hamish Hamilton, £12.99 In Helon Habila's powerful first novel, the journalist and poet Lomba is warned by a colleague that, even if he finishes the novel he is writing in longhand by candlelight in a Lagos slum, no one will publish it.

As the police enter the building, Scherzinger is warned by a man acting as a lookout.

He is warned by an Englishman who arranges the trip for him that the cruise will not be a pleasant one, but in a daring and reckless mood the author takes it on.

Demoted and then fired, she was warned by a colleague that her life was in danger.

According to the authorities, Mr. Lattarulo was warned by a consultant that the new foundation was unstable.

Immediately afterwards, Bryant was warned by a reporter from the Sun that "they will get you for that".

The prosecutor, Giuliano Mignini, has said that Sollecito was warned by a tutor at college about watching violent pornography.

When I worked in Belfast, I was warned by a home civil service colleague not to "trust" the Irish government.

Avery appeared to be warned by a teammate, center Chris Drury, to lower his stick during the second-period power play.

Once there, they are warned by a clairvoyant that John faces great danger if he does not leave Italy.