Sentence examples for stern injunction from inspiring English sources
Quite a change from my late Newcastle girlfriend's stern injunction: "Gerroff, ya booger".
He is happy to dish out a stern injunction against straw-manning, but his "Postmodernists" and Marxists are the flimsiest of scarecrows, so his chest-thumping intellectual victories seem hollow.
Mr. Rushdie — apparently unaware of the New Yorker television critic Emily Nussbaum's stern injunction, "Now that Yom Kippur is over, no more tweeting about Franzen" — hit back early Monday, writing: "Dear #Franzen, @MargaretAtwood @JoyceCarolOates @nycnovel @NathanEnglander @Shteyngart and I are fine with Twitter.
His speeches brim with grim economic prognoses and stern injunctions to Singaporeans to tighten their belts.
What would Cameron say if Beijing met Ed Miliband and issued stern injunctions against the bedroom tax?
It is about to receive a stern EU injunction to act "sensibly and responsibly" by scrapping a planned referendum asking voters whether they would like the island to seek membership of the United Nations under its historic name, the "Republic of China", or just "Taiwan".Why is the EU meddling?
The most interesting menu is the Soviet pavilion's, with its stern capitalized injunction not to tip the "adequately compensated" staff and the apparent merging of haute cuisine and Socialist ideals in the Plombier Moscow dessert, presumably almond-flavored ice cream shaped in the lead mold from which it takes its name, but perhaps passed off as a plumber's favorite.
Preceding it are a couple of stern and unusual injunctions.
Some might add a respectable grounding in Latin and Greek, a stern respect for the injunction never to play a cross bat to a straight ball at cricket, and the ability to flick an ink pellet of well-judged saturation.Yes, the British should learn languages, and they are easier to acquire when young.
Wahlberg and two other white youths were issued a civil rights injunction: essentially a stern warning that if they committed another hate crime, they would be sent to jail.
"Unmanned" satisfied that injunction.
