Sentence examples for warn beforehand from inspiring English sources

The military used loudspeakers to warn beforehand of the impending assault on the fortified encampment, which extends for several kilometres.

I immediately understood why I was warned beforehand to tighten the drawstring on my swimsuit.

Muirfield can "turn around on you in a heartbeat", Scott had warned beforehand, and so it proved once again.

I had been warned beforehand that getting a straight answer out of him is like attempting to pin a wave to the sand.

The United States and Israel had warned beforehand that moving the report forward now would jeopardize attempts to restart peace talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis.

Participants who received praise rated both the computer and themselves more highly than those who did not even those who had been warned beforehand that the machine would compliment them regardless of how well they were doing.

But had the respondents been warned beforehand that they would have to stump up an extra $10,000 for such coverage, the answer could easily have been a resounding no.

Administration officials warned beforehand that the outlook was bleak; Mr. Schumer's announcement, in particular, had them worried that he had given political cover to Democrats who wanted to send a signal to Mr. Trump.

As Declan Kidney had warned beforehand, the Scots "have a habit of spoiling Irish parties" – and so they did to ruin what proved to be an anti-climactic farewell to Croke Park for their profligate hosts.

The decision deals a further blow to Turkey's hopes of joining the EU, which has condemned the closures as undemocratic and warned beforehand that shutting the DTP would violate Kurdish rights.

Though he was warned beforehand that Columbia would not grant credit, he was surprised when it did not relent because the college he attended at Oxford, Magdalen, was ranked higher than the one where Columbia sent students.