Sentence examples for warning line from inspiring English sources

His poem Easter 1916 recounted the armed uprising against British rule, the execution of the rebellion's leaders and his own ambivalent feelings towards the seminal event in Irish history, particular its last warning line: "A terrible beauty is born".

Chinese officials have tended in the past to accept that a figure over 0.4 should start ringing alarms.Curiously, just a few days before Mr Zhu gave the figure of 0.39, Xinhua, the official news agency, said the figure stood at 0.458, "greater than the international warning line".

Therefore, the signal intensity of the warning line can be set to be ±0.4 mV in the tensile fracture zone.

The signal intensity of the warning line can be set to ±4 mV in the compression shear fracture zone.

There has also been heavy rain in Haikou, China, where 17,000 people were evacuated after days of torrential rain raised the level of the Nandu river higher than the warning line.

An orange warning line appears if elements are being cropped by the edge of the track (Fig. 1D).

The piste has a centre line, on-guard lines, warning lines, and rear limit lines.

The graph is annotated with warning lines that show excessive speed, as determined by the user (my settings are for 70 miles per hour), as well as incidents of sudden braking and acceleration.

THERE is a perfectly reasonable explanation for why I parked a block from a crowded plant nursery one day last week and dodged whizzing trucks as I ran across the double yellow warning lines of a busy thoroughfare for the sole purpose of buying four measly packs of seedlings.

On the notice board I pin up bits and pieces, poems I like, Larkin's "Sad Steps", MacNeice's "The Sunlight on the Garden", my daughter Susanna's poem about her empty room, and the warning lines at the end of Vanity Fair: "Which of us is happy in this world?

Fig. 6 The feedback control of the vehicle Fig. 7 The concept of warning lines.