Sentence examples similar to warned life from inspiring English sources

Warning: life pretty much revolves around shit now.

Ben had to sit her down and warn her, "Life means life.

In a speech to the conference, Boaden warned that life was unlikely to "get much easier" for established media such as the BBC and newspapers.

The allegation that British authorities were monitoring the assassins' progress through London is likely to raise questions about whether Litvinenko was warned his life may have been at risk in the days before he was murdered.

The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) has warned that life in towns and villages up to 25 miles from the track will be disrupted by the movement of construction vehicles.

They warned that life outside the single currency would be no bed of roses, and it is entirely legitimate of them to point out that even with the luxury of an independent monetary policy, Britain has just been through its worst post-war recession, and has yet to recover from it.

In a case with strong echoes of the suspected murder in London of another exiled Russian, Alexander Litvinenko, Perepilichnyy had repeatedly warned his life was at risk from forces linked to the Kremlin after he provided details of alleged fraud involving Russian tax officials in which about $230m£147m7m) was stolen.

warned about life settlement's "hidden pitfalls".

The National Weather Service had warned of "life-threatening blizzard" conditions and "crippling snowfall amounts" of up to 30 inches (76 cm) of snow on parts of the region.

The move, which could provide legal cover for a limited invasion by Saudi Arabia, came as the Saudis proposed a five-day truce and a day after humanitarian organisations in Yemen warned that life-saving assistance to the population could come to an end in a week if a blockade on fuel imports is not immediately lifted.

"Bush's proposal to eliminate the double tax on corporate earnings would devastate life and annuity sales particularly variable annuities by reducing their relative tax advantages," warns Bear Stearns life insurance analysts, Andrew S. Kligerman and Julie Y. Oh. "The proposed savings accounts would further reduce demand for annuities".