In the case of spoken sequences, a warning "ready" was spoken 4 seconds before each new vignette, and 10 seconds were allowed for interpretation selection following each scenario.
The sets would interrupt the program to sound an alarm and either display or speak a written or verbal warning of an impending weather emergency, a missing-person broadcast, or a terrorist or military attack.
(As he speaks, there is a warning cry from above and a load of debris comes crashing down).
Katie Van Fleet told local news outlets she's speaking out as a warning to others.
Francis urged mayors to speak up, warning that "if the message does not come from the ground up, it will not have any effect".
"Black Out, Speak Out" is a warning that the Harper Government has gone too far.
Many people didn't want to speak on the record; a warning sign that something is wrong," said Lawther.
The way he attempted to run over the moderator of the debate, Candy Crowley, and then show disrespect to Obama by pointing at the president like a young associate at Bain Capital and tell him he will get his turn (to speak) should have been a warning that this "bully" does not, and would not, get it when it comes to ensuring our health care either.
The Zelle homepage does not at all make it clear that this is a payments service for family and friends only – it only says you can use Zelle to send money to "almost anyone you know" – language that reads more like marketing speak than a strict warning that you should, well, actually know them.
The Zelle homepage does not at all make it clear that this is a payments service for family and friends only – it only says you can use Zelle to send money to "almost anyone you know" – language that reads more like marketing speak than a strict warning that you should, well, actually know them.
