Sentence examples for orange warning from inspiring English sources

In announcing the shift to an orange warning, Attorney General John Ashcroft warned of terror strikes against American facilities to mark the first anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

"The orange warning was when the driver was 10 seconds late, for instance, in shifting from second to third gear," she said.

That phrase — deranged friends and relations — in the context of British comedy immediately suggests a code orange warning from the Department of Homeland Cliché.

This latest "code orange" warning of a terrorist attack by Al Qaeda doesn't quite fit into the "safer America" scenario that President Bush keeps boasting about!

On the reverse shot, our doofus (eating a tuna melt with pickles on it) is unaware that bright orange warning lights flash just over his shoulder.

An "orange" warning has been issued for Sunday night with waves expected to break over the sea walls at high tide.

Yellow warnings are the least serious severe weather alerts issued by the Met Office, ahead of orange warnings to "be prepared" and red warnings to "take action".

In July, the bureau intercepted an e-mail that mentioned possible terrorist activity.The arrests came a few days after a code-orange warning, indicating a high chance of a terrorist attack.

The Icelandic Met Office has issued an "orange" flight warning, the second highest alert on its scale.

Before long, she's dolled up in fur and Popsicle orange and warning the world "Don't Rain on My Parade".

The Republic's weather service has issued a status orange wind warning which came into effect at 6am and will be valid until 9pm.