Sentence examples for takes warning from inspiring English sources
The 45-year-old's manager Sabine Kehm confirmed 13 days ago that attempts to awaken the seven-time world champion are continuing and will do for "as long as it takes", warning that it can be a very long and drawn out process.
The 45-year-old's manager Sabine Kehm confirmed early in March that attempts to awaken the seven-time world champion are continuing and will do for "as long as it takes", warning that it can be a very long and drawn out process.
Robin Cook should take warning.
And Red Sky, aptly, is named for the sailors' rhyme: "Red sky in morning, sailors take warning; red sky at night, sailors' delight".
"I will take warning from his excellent performance against Helenius and train intensely and meticulously as always.
We rightly condemn the barbarism of these fanatics, but we should also take warning about the flaws in our own behaviors and beliefs.
The most famous portion of the paper, however, is a humorous footnote he included in the introduction: Unwary readers should take warning that ordinary language undergoes modification to a high-pressure form when applied to the interior of the Earth.
While the new millennium is well underway and we look forward to the health benefits that human research aims to achieve, we must take warning from the mistakes of the past.
Remember the rhyme: "Red sky at night, sailor's delight; Red sky at morning, sailors take warning".
US television news never admits the role it plays in ensuring that nobody takes warnings of floods and hurricanes too seriously because they have heard it all before.
