Sentence examples for warned in the first from inspiring English sources
"Let the rebellion prevail and we become subjugated to the slave power and a slave Empire takes the place of a Republican Government, and the institutions of freedom," one Wisconsin soldier warned in the first summer of the war.
He warned in the first issue of his new weekly, Ketab-e Jumeh, that black days were ahead and, in his powerful poem, In This Dead-End, he depicted the atmosphere of fear and repression in post-revolutionary Iran.
He had taken exception to advice shouted at him by Jimmy Gopperth who, along with Danny Cipriani, had been warned in the first half for turning up the volume.
Guida danced around Maynard for most of the five-round bout, and was warned in the fifth to pick up a slow pace that had the crowd booing most of the last two rounds.
Even though Zapp subscribers are rising quickly, from 70,000 in 2002 to an estimated 170,000 by the end of 2003, Qualcomm has so far lost $87 million and warned in the fourth quarter of 2002 that its investment may be hurt if Inquam doesn't soon get a badly needed $195 million infusion.
"If you are looking for happy endings," I warn in the first volume, "you would be better off reading some other book".
As Klinenberg warns in the first pages of Going Solo, for older adults like Lawrence, "the ordinary challenges of growing old...can become extraordinary hardships for someone who spends most of the time alone" (p.17).
Cabinet ministers have warned in the aftermath of the first RAF Tornado bombing raids in Syria that it may take as long as two years to destroy Islamic State, saying it will require patience and persistence.
Oil-rich Iraq had become the "number one danger spot", it warned in its first despatch on the events.
So be warned, people in the first rows.
And it's a particularly convenient mistake for social liberals, because it enables them to downplay the fact that these changes are also their own ideological victories — victories that have been accompanied by, well, many of the negative consequences that social conservatives warned against in the first place.
