Sentence examples for strange warning from inspiring English sources

And then I got a strange warning, by email, from a man I didn't know.

In the New York Times review of the 2016 Broadway play filmed for this Netflix special, there's a strange warning.

After having Alyx leave temporarily, Eli reveals to Gordon that it was the G-Man, whom he refers to as "our mutual friend," who provided Black Mesa with the test sample that caused the "resonance cascade" (the Black Mesa incident) in Half-Life, and whispered that same strange warning to him just as Gordon entered the test chamber.

A top White House staffer with ties to Alabama also reportedly helped convince Trump to stick with Strange by warning that Moore could be a nuisance in the Senate.  .

For a moment, I felt as though I might've been thrust in some sort of thriller: a strange, cryptic warning placed in my hands from an unknown source.

Given that reality, it would be strange to issue warnings to would-be students.

A running gag throughout "Doctor Strange" is that warnings come after the instructions.

She left it alone for a moment, heard a strange noise; then, without warning, the whole underside of the kitchen sink was ablaze.

Whenever I accompanied visitors, there was a strange conjunction of radioactive warnings and nostalgia: people leaned over the fence and pointed out where they had been married, and where children had been born, and where teen-age indiscretions had been committed.

Rouse, the orchestra's composer-in-residence, witnessed the première of his Fourth Symphony, a short and engagingly strange piece that plunged without warning from dance to dolor.

For avid Guardian readers it must seem strange for me to be warning the liberal left about xenophobia: "physician heal thyself", I can hear some say.