Sentence examples for site warning from inspiring English sources
Earlier Friday, the American Embassy in Bangkok issued an emergency message on its Web site, warning of a possible attack by "foreign terrorists" against Americans in Thailand.
Relations between China and the Philippines have deteriorated sharply, with a China Daily article, carried by the People's Daily Web site, warning Manila today "not to escalate tension".
On Wednesday, the Arab American Institute, based in Washington, wrote to the site, warning that it could become "an organizing tool for violence".
The police were also looking at reports that hours before the attack he posted messages on an internet chat site warning people to stay away from school.
Should they put markers or warnings on the site warning away any future people who, tens of thousands of years from now, stumble upon it?
The American Embassy posted a message on its Web site warning people to exercise caution, adding, "Walking and driving in flooded areas can be dangerous and should be avoided if possible".
Anonymous posters were spotted near polling sites warning voters that immigration officers were present to deport illegal aliens.
The Motion Picture Association of America, the body which represents the six major studios, has written to top torrent sites warning them to remove infringing material within 24 hours or face unspecified consequences.
The memo said that "sensitive photos of forward operating bases" had been posted on family and private Web sites, warning that "adversaries could collect these photos and use them to plan attacks against United States forces".
American forces besieging Moktada al-Sadr's rebel militiamen in a Shiite shrine and cemetery tightened a cordon around the holy sites, warning that the rebels had been left "no routes in, no routes out".
In its December letter, from Michael A. Battle, then the director of the Executive Office for United States Attorneys, the Justice Department urged courts to put a statement on their Internet sites "warning against the republishing or the other use of official court records for illicit purposes such as witness intimidation".
