Sentence examples for warner from inspiring English sources
The word "warner" is correct in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone or something that gives a warning or alerts others to potential danger or issues. Example: "The warner issued a caution about the approaching storm."
The shadow from the floodlight behind the Warner stand had already stretched out well beyond the pitch as Graeme Swann ran in to bowl the third ball of the final over of the fourth day.
Australia, delivered from comfort to terror in the space of half an hour, stood no chance from the moment Warner fell to Tim Bresnan.
The alleged payment to Warner from South Africa's World Cup organising committee was deducted at source by Fifa and paid to a Bank of America account linked to Warner, according to US prosecutors.
The day had begun with Valcke facing questions over a letter that proved he had knowledge of a $10m payment to Warner which US investigators allege was a bribe.
Fifa has confirmed it paid $10m to the Caribbean Football Union, a body then headed by Warner, out of funds originally earmarked for South Africa to help it host the tournament, but denies it was a bribe.
He met Warner once at an official function, he added, but did not hold any discussions with him.
"That inquiry – conducted by two former judges and a senior accountant – found that Jack Warner had committed fraud and misappropriated the funds – in other words he had stolen the money from Concacaf … We asked Concacaf to give our money back because it wasn't used for the purpose we intended, and were advised by Fifa to wait until the inquiries were complete".
"As the ambition of Katie's storytelling has expanded, we've needed to expand the canvas," says Leo Warner, the video director who has worked with Mitchell since 2007.
In related news, Deadline also reports that Will Smith, Tom Hardy and The Wolf of Wall Street's Margot Robbie are in line to star in comic-book epic Suicide Squad for studio Warner Bros. Robbie's interest may have encouraged Dreamworks to approach Johansson for Ghost in the Shell, as the Australian actor was said to be an early frontrunner to star in the anime adaptation.
The deal has been vehemently opposed by rivals, such as Warner Music and small independent music labels, which fear that Universal and Sony would dominate a market that is already under strain from illegal music downloads.
The position of Fifa's powerful secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, is likely to come under intense pressure after new evidence emerged that showed he was aware of a $10m payment from South African officials to Jack Warner described by US investigators as a bribe.
