Sentence examples for leave warning of from inspiring English sources

Officials encouraged those in low-lying areas to leave, warning of 12-foot storm surges along a broad swath of the coast and days of nonstop rainfall, in some places possibly adding up to 20 inches of water.

And they explicate the oddly shifting dynamics between the right and left, Republicans and Democrats, which would see both neo-isolationist conservatives and the antiwar left warning about the consequences of American intervention abroad; and neo-conservatives and liberal hawks urging the United States to export its democratic values around the world.

That way you can easily check how much life is available instead of relying on a "one minute left" warning.

Mr Burnham, now shadow health secretary, was in charge of the NHS between June 2009 and May 2010 and said he left warnings in place at five of the 14 trusts and took particular action at Basildon and Tameside.

IN 1961, President Dwight D. Eisenhower left office warning of the growing power of the military-industrial complex in American life.

Just as Mr. Obama has privately worried about being manipulated by generals who were trying to lengthen the American involvement in Afghanistan, Eisenhower left office warning of the "military-industrial complex" that he feared would dominate American decision making.

American Reform rabbis who recently met in Jerusalem to celebrate gains by the liberal Jewish movement have left Israel warning of a sense of alienation for diaspora Jews, stemming from comments by Israeli officials denigrating the group.

He left office warning of excessive military spending.

He returned to Blacks Fork to leave letters warning several members of the group not to take the shortcut.

Others blamed what they saw as government incompetence and poor emergency planning that left residents with no warning of what was coming.

Senators, mostly Republicans warning of leaving the country exposed to another terrorist attack, voted to beat back the bill, which had been warily backed by the Obama administration, technology giants and most civil libertarian groups.