Sentence examples for warned off from from inspiring English sources
"I felt the murder inquiry was warned off from pursuing Eden's statement because it would take the Met down a corruption route it had covered up," she said.
Darren Mercer has been warned off from racecourses for six-month by the Jockey Club for laying his own horse, Joss Naylor, to lose.
I refuse to be warned off fudges and coalitions by players from the one sport that never seems to reach a decisive conclusion.
People are being warned off wild oysters, mussels, clams, pipis and scallops from anywhere along the east coast.
Two other lawyers were warned off the case.
Lahore University had been warned off the subject.
Wood was a controversial figure who was later "warned off" (banned from racing) for almost nine years for his involvement in illegal betting and suspected race-fixing.
Aides insisted this meeting was not to warn off the lawmakers from spending cuts, but the very fact that the meeting was called and focused on this issue already smacks of political discomfort.
Instead, people would be warned off and banned from the store.
Along the way we formulated the Monroe Doctrine, which, in effect, warned off other powers from developing colonies in South America.
