Sentence examples for warned the war from inspiring English sources
After American cruise missile attacks on several Al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan in August of that year, Dr. al-Zawahiri telephoned a Pakistani reporter on Mr. bin Laden's behalf and warned: "The war has started.
The BBC has welcomed the government's announcement that it is delaying a decision over "top-slicing" the licence fee to fund a replacement ITV regional news service, but warned "the war is not over yet".
Regional diplomats had warned the warring sides that failure to come up with a new deal could see sanctions imposed on them.
Many writers warn the war of words and saber-rattling could lead to military action.
Otherwise, they warn, the warring parties will say the most ghastly things about each other.
"He argued the case for war had not been made" and "he warned the case for war had not been made" both become much clearer if you insert "that" after the verb that or which?
While Thole was in Venezuela, the country's president, Hugo Chávez, warned the populace that war with neighboring Colombia could be imminent.
"Beyond the issue of human rights," he warned, "the credibility of the war against terrorism is at stake".
As Cressida Dick, the Metropolitan police's outgoing head of specialist operations, warned, the consequences of the war in Syria will be felt in Britain for years to come.
Mr. Bush didn't just ignore Mr. Robertson's warning -- he ignored his own intelligence experts, who warned before the war that an invasion of Iraq would spur more support for political Islam and trigger violent conflict, including an insurgency that would drive Baathists and terrorists together in a toxic combination.
Propaganda warned the residents of war-torn eastern Ukraine that allying with the European Union would mean forcible mass conversions to homosexuality a canard that would be risible were it not widely believed.
