Sentence examples for they were warned of from inspiring English sources

Yet in both of their cases, we know that they were warned of the housing bubble by (a precious few) colleagues.

The government promised aid for stricken families after an emergency cabinet meeting, but the gesture came too late to save political leaders from fierce attacks by newspapers which said they were warned of the disaster but did nothing.

The city was completely destroyed and some eight thousand people — twenty per cent of the population — died, in no small part because they were warned of the storm just the day before.

They were warned of what was going on, but George only sent his secretary Theophylact to investigate.

They were warned of continuing seismic activity, and they were also given maps showing all three locations, to help them make their choice of vacation homes.

The diagnosis of MM was itself frightening and patients described how they were warned of the risk of bone fractures.

Still, they are warned of "getting terribly drenched," and to be certain to guard themselves with raincoat and ponchos.

The issue is not whether suspects can be questioned before they are warned of their rights, but rather whether the answers are admissible in court.

Because such patients emit tiny amounts of radiation, they are warned to avoid continued close contact with pregnant women and children.

Carr said last month that Australian diplomats had no obligation to support the activists since they were warned before departing Australia of the dangers of entering Indonesian territory illegally.

Trespassers were warned of prosecution.