Sentence examples for one admonition from inspiring English sources

After telling Ms. Grubman to return on Oct. 30 at 1 p.m., the judge provided one admonition.

She delivered just one admonition: "Don't open any gates".

One admonition: Make sure to pour the dry cornmeal into the boiling liquid carefully, whisking all the while to avoid clumps.

When I lived in France and had my children there, my pediatrician gave me exactly one admonition regarding their feeding: "Don't let them eat cookies all day".

In a prized letter he received from Richard Strauss, he was given permission to interpolate a high D-flat in the Italian Tenor's aria from "Rosenkavalier". Along with the permission, he received one admonition from the composer: "Do not overdo the high note as you sometimes do". During the Prague days, Baum met colleagues he would be with throughout his career.

It is one admonition the world has heeded.

Still, we're talking mostly about kids here, so I should offer one last admonition: If you decide to put the galaxy on your child's ceiling, don't let him see any of the "Alien" movies until he's, say, 45.

He had one more admonition: "Time is the most critical thing here".

The first solemn action of his dictatorship was very fitly a religious one: an admonition to the people, that their late overthrow had not befallen them through want of courage in their soldiers, but through the neglect of divine ceremonies in the general.

She's quick to add one more admonition: "But at the next Above & Beyond show, we'll probably make a sign that says 'we puked the button, can we have a retry?'".

Ms. Pelosi solemnly read the one-paragraph admonition properly known as House Resolution 1737.