Sentence examples for secret warning from inspiring English sources
In late 2001, a month after the Sept. 11 attacks, the director of central intelligence told President George W. Bush of a secret warning that Al Qaeda had hidden an atom bomb in New York City.
On Dec. 22, 2006, American military officials in Baghdad issued a secret warning: The Shiite militia commander who had orchestrated the kidnapping of officials from Iraq's Ministry of Higher Education was now hatching plans to take American soldiers hostage.
The Daily Express reveals his family have developed a secret warning system to let him know if he's been waffling on for too long – they balance a spoon on their wine glass.
Beginning with Volume 17, The Secret Warning (1938), John Button took over the series; McFarlane resumed with Volume 22, The Flickering Torch Mystery (1943).
False rumors circulating on the Internet that Jews were given secret warnings of the attacks were also repeated in the articles.
These are meant partly as warnings about what can befall anyone who leaks the order's secrets — warnings Dan Brown clearly took to heart.
Moving backward and forward in time, and netted with an intricate array of hints, secrets, warnings, and echoes, the story of Edward Wilson is the narrative embodiment of paranoia.
It has since acted as a secret missile warning system, as well as providing insights into phenomena such as pulsars, quasars, neutron stars and black holes.
In each case, the secret bureau warning was publicly disclosed by the news media, sometimes within hours of its release to 18,000 law enforcement agencies around the country.
Officials also said that in August, the Central Intelligence Agency issued a secret report warning senior policy makers that Al Qaeda, Mr. bin Laden's network, hoped to launch a strike against the domestic United States.
During Lawson's editorship, Watkins had his first serious brush with authority when, in 1967, he published two D (for defence) Notices in his column – hitherto secret documents warning newspapers what they could (not) print on security grounds.
