Sentence examples for warning fans from inspiring English sources

And the team made six announcements on the public address system warning fans to stay off the field.

Analysts are warning fans to brace for unfinished construction work, long check-in lines, and last-minute gate changes and flight delays.

Uruguay manager Óscar Washington Tabárez has spent most of the time since his side beat Argentina last month warning fans that Jordan are not to be taken lightly.

Sydney Olympic Park will be hosting One Direction, the NRL grand final and EB Games Expo all on Sunday and organisers are warning fans there will be 130,000 more people in the park than on the average weekend.

'He's certainly looking fitter and is participating better within matches.' Daniel Anderson, coach of 2006 treble winners St Helens, is warning fans to brace themselves for more defeats in 2007.

She came 13th in the event at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in July, after warning fans not to expect a top result because she was concentrating on the velodrome.

The admiral's warning fanned a journalistic flame in us & we felt obliged to respond with some show of activity, so we sent a note to the checking dept.

One neighbour issued a guarded warning to fans, however.

A warning: local fans prove their devotion to their side by bearing their chests in sub-zero conditions.

And while no one is predicting that this dispute will break Cal Ripken's streak of 2,632 consecutive games, executives on both sides are warning that fans should not be thinking in innings or days.

The executive producer for the London production of "Wicked" said that a recent warning to fans that they faced a lifelong ban from the show if they were caught recording it was prompted by a theatergoer who taped the entire musical.