Sentence examples for warning of fire from inspiring English sources

A red-flag warning of fire danger remained in effect in the foothills and mountains of Ventura and Los Angeles counties as a prolonged heat wave continued across Southern California, the National Weather Service said.

It is fast becoming one of the UK's biggest product safety scandals, triggering major campaigns from tabloid newspapers – notably the Sun and Mirror – with front-page warnings of fire risks posed by potentially "killer" tumble dryers to millions of families.

WASHINGTON, D.C. Can pastoral warnings of fire and brimstone be redirected toward a heating planet in the interest of preserving God's creation?

As a Navy pilot, Mr. McCain has written, he let his "cockiness" deafen him to the risk of a buzzer warning of enemy fire.

This week, with a new president in place but all their other demands unmet, those same protesters have been drifting back to the farms here, feeling defeated, angry and bitter and warning of the fire next time.

Australia has one of the highest cell-phone-user populations in the world, and, in early March, I (along with millions of other cell-phone users in Victoria) received a text message from the Victorian police, warning of extreme fire weather over the next two days.

The National Weather Service is warning of "critical fire weather conditions" through the weekend and placing a caution in effect across all of Los Angeles and Ventura counties through Sunday night.

As the station is unmanned, there was no prior warning of the fire until the driver saw it from the cab just as the train entered the tunnel.

Fire alarm, means of warning in case of fire.

In February this year the company was notified of problems at Pioneer House in Camden, including a "failure to provide a suitable method of giving warning in case of fire" and lack of "clearly indicated emergency routes".

Mr. Burke had his tour group join him in a thundering recitation of the miner's bellowed warning of an imminent blast: "Fire!