Sentence examples for sent to warn from inspiring English sources

Such were the signs which God sent to warn them.

Or was it a crystal ball sent to warn of genetic fate?

Magellan is mentioned as being sent to warn the commander of the Portuguese ships in Malacca's waters of impending attack by Malays.

For example, the "dead" player could become a ghost whose job is to haunt a local tavern, or become an angel sent to warn someone about impending doom.

Possibility B is that George is not actually dead, but he's going to be if he doesn't figure out how to hold on to those things that are "worth keeping" — and Lady Miranda has been sent to warn him.

Muhammad regarded himself as "a warner clear" and as the last and greatest of a line of prophets whom Allah (in Arabic, Allāh: God) had sent to warn his people of impending doom.

With Bobby's help, Klaatu meets the eminent scientist Professor Barnhardt Sam Jaffee) and reveals that he is a representative from a federation of other planets sent to Earth to warn humankind that their experiments with atomic weapons are threatening the safety of other civilizations.

He also noted the 2005 service bulletin G.M. sent to dealers warned them that it was possible for a driver to accidentally turn off the ignition, raising the possibility of a link.

In 2004, Osama bin Laden, in a propaganda video sent to Al Jazeera, warned the Middle East that the Bush administration was occupying Iraq "with a new puppet to assist in the pilfering of Iraq's oil"; he loved to decry the "pride, arrogance, greed and misappropriation of wealth," of the Gulf states.

There were no planned tests for the cellphone alerts, similar to those sent out to warn of dangerous weather.

In his Dialogues, Pope Gregory I (590 604), writing in a time of pestilence and invasions, included return-from-the-dead accounts from a hermit, a merchant, and a soldier who witnessed the terrors of hell and the joys of the blessed before being sent back to warn the living of what lies in store.