Sentence examples for left to warn from inspiring English sources

The bicyclist rang his bell and yelled "To your left" to warn her he was approaching, county police said, and Lapina stepped to her left.

He has also scoffed at what he called "legal niceties" in the fight against terrorism, prompting the left to warn that his treatment of suspected jihadis could be akin to that of Guantánamo Bay.

At the same time horsemen from the Banu Khuza'a left to warn Medina of the invading army.

They did have enough dignity left to warn him to watch himself when dealing with the coup plotters; yet one cannot help but ask: what is Europe going to do if Erdogan decides to re-introduce the death penalty, especially for them?

Marcellina, afraid for Susanna, leaves to warn her.

When Peter and Lois are in the restaurant and Peter leaves to "warn the chef of Lois' arrival", Lois was intended to say "If he won't put something in me, I will", but the gag was never broadcast.

It was left to the politicians to warn against any premature euphoria.

Before he left to "write," she warned him not to skip off to the other woman.

With £1bn still left to find, it warns "further savings can be achieved only by radical measures, such as outsourcing core services to the private sector, investing heavily in new IT systems, and moving to digital-only customer services".

Left to the Mills, Arnold warned that Britain would be transformed into a beancounting wasteland where worthy pedants would bustle about trying to create the greatest happiness for the greatest number without having a clue about wonder and joy.

Conspicuous in his silence as the crisis in Ukraine escalated, he spoke to Mr Putin on Friday but the public talking was left to Barack Obama, who warned vaguely that there "will be costs" if Russia violated Ukrainian sovereignty – even as Mr Putin's forces were doing precisely that.