Sentence examples for station warning from inspiring English sources
[Porter] Alexander, in charge of the signal station, warning me to look out for the left; that a large column was approaching in that direction, and that it was supposed to be Gen. [Robert ] Pattersons command coming to reinforce McDowell.
That issue became headlines a few weeks earlier after an anonymous phone call to a radio station warning of a pro-burqa protest from someone calling themselves "media manipulator".
Mr. Brownbear supposedly said he knew of bedbugs at five subway stations (warning: strong language).
The CIA sent a cable to its foreign stations warning of possible copycat incidents.
He has dashed around the country to Tribune newspapers and television stations, warning that a somnolent corporate culture had better get moving.
The ministry of health broadcast notices on local radio stations warning Tamale's more than 200,000 residents to beware of potentially tainted water.
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) and the Action for Rail campaign group were staging demonstrations at almost 50 stations, warning that by January the cost of train travel will have leapt by 40% in six years, far outstripping the rise in wages.
With local television stations warning people to stay indoors, "Avatar" grosses in major population centers plummeted on Saturday compared to Friday; typically Saturday sales mark the high point of the weekend.
The committee also expressed concern about the introduction of means-testing for legal advice and assistance at police stations, warning that it would "hinder the effective exercise of the right of access to legal advice by an arrested and detained person".
Add in Boris Johnson's misleadingly cheerful announcements at train stations warning of impending travel doom; the unwanted missiles on people's roofs; and the fact that in an area with one of the highest levels of unemployment in the country, private security firm G4S could not find enough people to employ, and perhaps you can see why my initial, teenaged excitement of 2005 has flagged.
WhatsApp recently limited how many people you can forward a message to, labeled forwarded messages, and began a radio PSA campaign in Hindi on 46 India stations warning people to verify things they hear on WhatsApp before acting on them.
