Sentence examples for members be warned from inspiring English sources

Squeamish audience members be warned – early read-throughs of the play have revealed some "really quite graphic" and gynaecological stage directions.

In addition, seven more company members were warned that they were in a "maybe" category, including the principal dancer Jennifer Gelfand and a corps de ballet member Erika Lambe.

The jury members were warned that what they were likely to be distressed by some of the evidence in the case.

Lawmakers and staff members were warned not to talk publicly about redistricting because their comments could harm the map's survival, as it is certain to land in court.

In a report to the full council, members were warned that leaving services run by the council could lead to a £100m shortfall because of cuts in central government funding.

A handful of audience members were warned to stop shouting and ultimately asked to leave.

Although the cast members were warned against mixing with the college students, one night, some girls invited several of the cast members to a fraternity party.

ALEC has acknowledged its role in promoting fracking preemption, and at the December meeting, of ALEC's local government-focused spinoff, ACCE, members were warned of the "epidemic" of "draconian" local restrictions against fracking, according to a report from the meeting.

But even if you couldn't make it in person, the IPPA will be making a great deal of information from the conference accessible on its website, both in a PDF of the final program, available to all, and through the presentation slides and videos that (we've been told) will be made available to IPPA members in the site's "members area". Be warned: There's a lot to digest.

Patients and family members should be warned about potential neurologic outcomes, and should be reassured about the commonality of their experiences.

In a case of unfortunate timing, the first staff member to be warned of compulsory redundancy was Paul Thomas, the Daily Express's cartoonist, who was informed on the day of the Charlie Hebdo attack.