Sentence examples for warned me back from inspiring English sources

"I had a very insightful friend who warned me back when I stopped reading scripts, 'It's easier to change directions while you're still moving.' If you stop, it's harder to get started again.

He warned me against going back.

"When I refused to sell, another franchisee warned me to watch my back," he said in the statement.

Some people had warned me not to go back, saying there had been attacks on those who had returned, including the Jewish woman I had worked for when I'd done my tailor apprenticeship.

"We may have to cut back," my mother warned me, "but it won't be too much of a burden".

All the way back then someone warned me: "It gets a lot harder after you have children," and it did.

Fuller took off his socks and then put his sneakers back on, and warned me to do the same; the tide was out, and the bottom would be strewn with sea urchins.

Detractors are warned to "come back to me when the full story emerges".

As films and novels have warned, going back in time produces complications.

And the outsider wonders: Where is the uncouthness they warned of back home in Indiana?

Several observers recall being warned to back off because "accidents happen at sea".