Sentence examples for off the warning from inspiring English sources

The ball eluded Morgan's glove and bounced off the warning track in center field.

The Japanese stock market, meanwhile, shrugged off the warning from Moody's.

If you would rather not get an alert message when the program needs to delete an old backup file, you can turn off the warning.

Sometimes, when a plane has engine trouble or another problem that sets off the warning, a passenger who has a twisted ankle or is just panicky needs help.

Jolbert Cabrera followed with a fly ball over right fielder Roger Cedeño that bounced off the warning track for a double.

A few days later, Ratner made another offer with conditions that held its value below $300 million and included a threat to withdraw it, said Ravitch, who brushed off the warning.

Some parents have written off the warnings, chalking it up to puppy fat or their child's "solid frame".

Prosecutors said that Mr. Lattarulo was warned by workers and by a consultant that a trench that had been dug at the site, at 791 Glenmore Avenue, was unstable, and that he shrugged off the warnings.

As the violence worsened in 2001 and Israeli settlers became targets, he shrugged off the warnings of friends and family members that he was risking his life; he insisted that his American citizenship, familiarity with Arabic and many Palestinian friends would protect him.

But Romney waved off the warnings, not caring about the the legal, psychological or personal ramifications.

At first the couple brushed off the warnings, saying things couldn't be as bad as what they had experienced in Los Angeles in the LAPD's Rampart Division, which became infamous for corruption in its anti-gang unit in the 1990s.