Sentence examples for shell warning from inspiring English sources

If you are not anywhere near first but see a blue shell warning, don't worry: it isn't coming for you.

Once you see the blue shell "Warning" and you hear the repetitive bleeping noise press up on d-pad for Wii Wheel and also up on the nunchucks.

Walls were demolished and windows shattered, and mortar shells exploded without warning.

Speaking to the Guardian after talking to her nephew who works at the hospital, Shalltoot said: "People can't believe this is happening - that a medical hospital was shelled without the briefest warning.

Malta will go to the polls on September 5th.After three months of wrangling, a new Dutch coalition government was sworn in.FrictionPakistan gave warning that shelling duels with India in the Kashmir region could get out of hand, after more than 100 people had been killed.Preliminary results of the general election in Cambodia gave victory to strongman Hun Sen's party.

Prospective home buyers don't enjoy birds either as they have a tendency to spit out seeds and shells indiscriminately, and without warning.

Environmental groups and scientists reacted to Monday's news badly, warning that letting Shell back into the Arctic for exploration and drilling was very likely to cause an ecological disaster and contribute to climate change.

Tortoise shell, which comes from the carapace of the hawksbill turtle that is found in the seas around the Seychelles, is banned from international trade by the Conference on the International Trade of Endangered Species; a prominent sign warning that tortoise shell is a prohibited export is on display at the Mahe airport.

At least four people were killed when the al-Aqsa hospital was shelled in central Gaza, without warning according to officials.

At least four people were killed when the al-Asqa martyrs hospital was shelled in central Gaza, without warning according to officials.

Israel has argued that it took unprecedented measures to avoid civilian casualties, ordering residents to evacuate through leaflets, phone calls, radio broadcasts and warning strikes with unarmed shells ahead of live airstrikes.