Sentence examples for warning one another from inspiring English sources
At the World Economic Forum in Davos last month, other Masters of the Universe seemed to agree, warning one another about the instability their wealth could wreck on the global economy.
Most of what you hear on CB radio is either tedious (truck drivers warning one another about speed traps) or banal (schoolgirls exchanging notes on homework), but at its occasional — and illegal — worst it sinks a pipeline to the depths of the American unconscious.
Some Republicans have been warning one another for years about the stupidity of alienating a fast-growing and influential group of Americans.
In an indicator of the complexities within Syria's civil war, and the difficulties faced by the Obama administration in any effort to guide the conflict's path, jihadi fighters opposed to Mr. Assad were warning one another to take steps to avoid being hit in any impending American attacks.
In a particularly offensive act, city workers had bulldozed the community's church, known as "the beating heart of Africville," without warning one night in 1967.
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Health warning: one poll is a snapshot, not a trend.
She can be furious, warning, "One more person asks me if I knew the hijackers".
The first warning will come two days before a blackout; the second, one day in advance; and the final warning, one hour before the lights go out.
"Driftwood," the book's first poem, begins with a warning: "One day you are ordering extra / olives and the next day, one / of The Damned".
