Sentence examples for talk warning from inspiring English sources
When new trainers arrived, they were immediately given a "Tili Talk," warning them to remain alert around the whale.
When the professional locator Troy Dunn meets with clients on his new television show, he gives them a "be careful what you wish for" talk, warning them that the long-lost child or parent they have asked him to find may be dead or unwilling to meet them.
A week earlier, at an industry-sponsored bioenergy conference, David Haberman, an engineer who has worked on an algae project, gave a talk warning of risks.
On Monday, North Korea pressed the United States for a decision about starting bilateral talks, warning that it was ready to proceed with its nuclear weapons program.
He's always giving me pep talks warning me against people who might just want to be my friend because of who I am.
When she takes a night job in the biology lab where the cadavers are kept (naturally), one of the deceased starts talking, warning her of what really lies ahead for her at the Clinic.
"This is a last chance... they have to come up with concrete solutions so that elections can be held in acceptable conditions," a Western diplomat said of the talks, warning international funding for the polls could be cut if a deal was not struck.
The drivers keep in touch with hands-free, push-to-talk cellphones, warning of snarls the way airline pilots warn one another about choppy air.
Mr. Giuliani talked tough, warning that he might lay off thousands of workers if the unions did not grant sweeping concessions.
Bhutan's representatives at the Doha climate talks are warning that its gross national happiness model could crumble in the face of increasing environmental and social pressures and climatic change.
The mood in Congress was clearly on the minds of both delegations, especially because the head of the Chinese team, Vice Premier Wu Yi, had opened the talks by warning that China might retaliate if Congress passed any of the punitive legislation it was considering.
