Sentence examples for over a warning from inspiring English sources

Rashid endured most punishment, disappearing at seven an over, a warning to England that he does not yet have the wherewithal to bowl in an Ashes Test series.

I've wanted you since you fell into my office" – not a metaphor; she literally falls over, a warning to all wearers of utilitarian boots – "and I know you want me.

The weather even entered the country's fractious pre-election politics, with the Conservative opposition in Parliament assailing the Labour government over a warning from a major utility, National Grid, that demand for gas was outstripping supply.

The White House began an aggressive attack on Democrats in Congress today as President Bush tried to contain the political fury over a warning he received last August that Osama bin Laden might be planning a hijacking.

Soon after Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi returned home Sunday from Thailand, an adviser to the Myanmar president criticized her over a lack of "transparency" in carrying out her trip and over a warning to international investors against "reckless optimism" about Myanmar.

The governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike, is heading for a confrontation with the International Olympic Committee and the organisers of the 2020 Olympics over a warning that the Games could cost 3tn yen£23bnbn) – four times the original estimate – and a proposal to cancel the construction of three new venues.

Helen Smith was speeding when she passed Jones, and he pulled her over with a warning.

Once the speeches and photo ops were over, a final warning was given to be mindful of far-right members targeting people as they dispersed.

Not as bad, of course, as the entire Australian team who took one in 152 second-innings overs but a warning that the spinner might not have it all his own way.

Ernie Wise was a talented and admired comedian, but the last part of his career hangs over showbiz as a warning.

Barlow was still unsure of the identity of the stranger and fired a shot over Africaine as a warning to its captain to identify his ship.