Sentence examples for streets warning from inspiring English sources

I want to run down the streets warning people".

The IFS attack came on a day when Labour prepared to screen a party election broadcast warning of a "nightmare on your street", warning spending cuts will lead to scrapped child tax credit payment and child trust fund payments.

The red-and-white banners with the latest government propaganda fluttered above the grimy main street, warning farmers at an outdoor market about a substance that might not spring to mind as a dire menace: rat poison.

One of his biggest successes involved a years-long campaign in the mid-2000s against most of the rest of Wall Street, warning that the $2.5 trillion bond-insurance industry was a catastrophe waiting to happen.

Now there are signs all along the street ominously warning that "street and sidewalk sales of goods are prohibited" and threatening violators with a $1,000 fine or time in jail.

Yet a Shenmu merchant, who insisted on anonymity because of local tensions, said that he had a lot of sympathy for officials, who even put up banners on city streets last year warning residents of the dangers of participating in informal lending schemes.

I followed Nasrin who was walking at a pace, cutting corners and turning down streets without warning.

There has been much debate about the role other business leaders should play in the campaign, with Downing Street warning they should avoid public comments while Cameron is attempting to renegotiate Britain's terms of membership.

In the city of Orange, a police cruiser came out of a side street to join us for a mile or two, only to peel off down another side street without warning.

A message was later hung on a street corner warning the police that they would be killed in the same way.

"The disciplinarians of U.S. policy makers return," declared The Wall Street Journal, warning that the "bond vigilantes" would soon push Treasury yields to destructive heights.