Sentence examples for warned ahead from inspiring English sources

It's best to be warned ahead of it happening that that's what you're going to get on the EP.

Political correctness must not sanitise comedy and inhibit controversial material, Tracey Ullman has warned, ahead of the performer's return to the BBC.

Proposed new rules on pilots' working hours could lead to air crews flying while "dangerously fatigued", union officials have warned ahead of a key vote by MEPs.

Warned ahead of time not to talk politics, most of the actors seemed intent on keeping their messages hidden up their sleeves or down their strapless gowns.

Proposed changes to planning rules risk fuelling tensions between neighbours by "opening the floodgates" to thousands of unsightly house extensions, councils have warned ahead of a Commons vote.

Government spokesman Christos Stylianides warned ahead of the vote that it would be a disaster of Cyprus were to reject the deal at this late stage.

Predictions that this year is likely to be the hottest on record are almost certain to prove correct, the report warns ahead of a major United Nations climate change summit in Paris starting on Monday.

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Clarke believes the attacks failed because a retired head of I.S.I. warned Al Qaeda ahead of time.

She added the organization had anticipated the power failure and warned listeners ahead of time.

But chief executive Alistair Cox warned: Looking ahead, we expect continued fragile and mixed conditions.