Sentence examples for warned you to from inspiring English sources

They warned you to fill the ballot in only with a pen supplied by the Board of Elections.

It may be practical to become a refugee — even to leave Gaza, if one can — but it's not a gift or, necessarily, a credit to the one who warned you to go.

Last week I warned you to check your mobile phone bill for unexpected charges after one reader was caught out by a dodgy subscription for a games app that he'd never used.

This is not the first time that polls would have gone wrong in the Deep South, which is why we warned you to take polls and projections based upon them with a grain of salt.

One recalls Raymond Chandler's working note for his screenplay of Strangers on a Train : 'If you shake hands with a maniac you may have sold your soul to the devil.' Tyler is a silver-tongued prankster, the bad boy your mother warned you to keep away from, the id in its most uncontrolled form.

He is currently on a journey to explore places that your parents warned you to stay away from, one vacation leave at a time.

If the extended weather report calls for clouds, SHAC warns you to conserve solar-energy reserves.

Or they would warn you to "look out for that big ant just north of your foot".

"I'm going to warn you to keep your speeches short," an announcer had said earlier, introducing the lineup of speakers.

You read through the first sentence, but before going to the next, the semicolon warns you to slow down and look both ways.

Or warn you to, "Look out below!" With the exception of the imperial stout experiment, that is, which used a rocket to launch the yeast.