Sentence examples for to warned of from inspiring English sources

In d'Ancona's words, his book on global warming to warned of the dangers of "the new religion of eco-fundamentalism", which is a kind review for a man who makes arguments like, "I think that the ordinary bloke has an instinctive sense that it wouldn't be too bad if the weather warmed up".

He continues, however, to warn of the evils of immigration.

Today, they returned to warn of economic catastrophe.

The horns barked hideously to warn of Hunding's hounds.

P11 Facebook's new button to warn of suicide risks.

They had to resort to running handwritten notes to warn of shifting conditions.

They are a charismatic ambassador to the world to warn of problems caused by climate change.

"George Osborne is right to warn of a dangerous cocktail of threats facing the British economy.

Another example appears in flocks of birds that post sentinels to warn of danger.

Anthony M. Amore is quite right to warn of the predations of art thieves.

They were too busy to warn of an Ecuadorean invasion of Peru in 1995.