Sentence examples for warn colleagues from inspiring English sources

Some may develop a bad reputation among those in the know, who will warn colleagues.

In several cases they claim to have used information to warn colleagues in Damascus of imminent regime moves against them.

Mr. Ashkin replied that he did not write memos or e-mail messages to warn colleagues of the threat.

Had Mr Keith seen the pressure data which had emerged during his absence, he "would have called the rig floor" to warn colleagues that they were in danger.

When Pierce went back to work after her contract break, she spoke openly about the incident with other international staff, partly to help her deal with the trauma but also to warn colleagues of the risk.

A sobering note came from some religious leaders, who stood to warn colleagues that it was far more onerous to get money from the government than from a church board.

"To distribute resources evenly will only ruin the Great Leap Forward," Mao warned colleagues a year later.

In his foreword, he warned colleagues that the agency had to do more.

Nick Clegg has warned colleagues: "When they go down, we go down with them".

A month after the filing, a lawyer at the firm warned colleagues that the businessman's bill was mounting.

One, as Mark Liberman, a Language Log contributor, warns colleagues, is that "there are some mean texts out there".