Sentence examples for splinter warning from inspiring English sources
During August's event, a splinter group of protesters handed out leaflets warning that city officials and businesses were trying to usurp Art Murmur and turn it into "a tool to further their agenda of gentrification".
A splinter group of the nationalist National Liberation Front of Corsica had made a statement warning extremists that any attack on the island would trigger "a determined response, without any qualms".
In Suffolk, where the worst damage occurred, warning sirens blared around 4 p.m., and within minutes, the tornado hit, splintering large buildings and bending light poles at their bases.
As churches in the United States splinter into smaller, more contemporary units, I can only help but think that there is now something to believe in at a strip mall.Stephanie Kemler Superior, ColoradoSIR – Having recently become a widower, I was intrigued by Joyce Carol Oates's supposed misery in her memoir, "A Widow's Story" ("Give warning to the world", February 12th).
Still, it is a fair warning, to readers and lovers alike: for every splinter of glass (a soul in torment), there is also a splinter of ice (the torment coolly translated on to the page).
Bayless believes firmly that the 32X serves as a warning to the video game industry not to risk splintering the market for consoles by creating add-ons, and was critical of the Kinect and PlayStation Move for doing so.
