Sentence examples for walking warning from inspiring English sources
He's a walking warning of a libertarian approach to life (he nearly stood as a Presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party in 2008) and a "car crash" outlook, as he runs over anything that gets in the way of him having a good time or messing himself up.
There are a lot of straight-edge hardcore dudes around here, and tons of recovering heroin addicts around Karlsplatz, so between the threat of getting beaten up and the walking warnings from history, recreational drugs haven't managed to make much of a dent on our jugend.
In 2007, Mulville threatened to walk - warning that the company might collapse if he did so.
The image of Zinédine Zidane attempting to represent France at the 2002 World Cup despite having a thigh so heavily bandaged he could barely walk was warning enough of the futility of it all.
Cameron, the center fielder who grew up in the Atlanta suburb of LaGrange, used to walk the warning track at Fulton County Stadium before Braves' games when he was a kid.
He must not listen to the siren voices of some in the party warning against walking into the cunning trap set by George Osborne in order to brand Labour as defending "scrounging skivers".
But other officials, including some at the State Department and the National Security Council, are warning that walking away from the accord carries a major risk: it could free North Korea to remove from storage "canned" nuclear fuel rods with enough plutonium to produce upwards of five nuclear weapons.
What's most unsettling about Martin's fate is that no black parent --no matter howatchfulul or even paranoid -- would have thought to issue a warning against "walking with Skittles".
In 2009, she discharged an employee who had been on the job three weeks, after repeated verbal warnings for walking off the premises and for being rude to customers and colleagues.
A large rockfall on the Jurassic Coast has sparked renewed warnings about walking on cliffs and beaches.
We did find some differences in the rates of distracted behaviors between the two intersections, with fewer pedestrians talking on a cell phone while crossing intersection A that had stenciled warnings about walking while looking down at a device.
