Sentence examples for that first warned from inspiring English sources

According to Elisabeth Senot, who is in charge of the judicial investigation into the crash, it was the control tower that first warned the captain that one of his engines was on fire, 56 seconds after permission was given for takeoff.

"In North America, we don't build temporary or permanent structures in an avalanche path," says Graham Holt, general manager of RK Heliski, a company that first warned the province of the avalanche threat in October last year.

The watchdog group that first warned that the bestselling author of "Three Cups of Tea" was more interested in selling books than building schools in Afghanistan and Pakistan is calling for Greg Mortenson to resign from the nonprofit group that he co-founded.

Ms. Lagarde said that he first warned financial executives last August about a tax on generous bonuses, earned in part after financial institutions received billions of euros of government money intended to prop up banks and promote lending.

It was way back in 2002, believe it or not, that Theresa May first warned the Conservatives against being the "nasty party", but it seems that five years in the Home Office have overwhelmed her better instincts.

But the ratings slipped, something that Mr. Dauman first warned investors about in November.

By the end of 2008, the Administration was grappling with the effects of the crisis that Bair had first warned about seven years earlier, but her prescience was not seen as an asset.

Ms. Gann wrote in her message that she was first warned of inaccurate reporting this month and asked other administrators to investigate, leading to an administrator's admission of guilt and Monday's announcement.

Severe Tropical Storm Ditra originated from a tropical depression that the JTWC first warned on January 26.

Examiners with the SEC's Fort Worth office first warned that it was likely that Stanford was running a "massive Ponzi scheme" in 1998, but Barasch refused to open a formal investigation at that time.

In 2007, Wen Jiabao first warned that China's development path was "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable".