Sentence examples for warning play from inspiring English sources

The director delivered a stark warning: play the final or your career here is over.

Since animals depend on being heard for various reasons (mating, predation, warning, play), they are forced to seek distinct niches: "Each resident species acquires its own preferred sonic bandwidth — to blend or contrast — much in the way that violins, woodwinds, trumpets and percussion instruments stake out acoustic territory in an orchestral arrangement".

4.18pm BST Two-minute warning Play approaching, then… 4.18pm BST And Ben Wire (may have been at college with him, but it still counts as interaction) is being pessimistic, the blighter: Ben Wire (@BenWire1) @MartinPengelly following the feed from The Lake District.

The so called "last mile," the point from which onwards people receive a warning plays a crucial role.

A6 Anger Over Asia Warnings The decision in Washington to issue travel warnings for fear of terrorism in Southeast Asia has troubled American diplomats in some of those places, who feel that the warnings play into the hands of the terrorists by seeming to discriminate against that part of the world.

It was a surprising day for several reasons: despite all those flood warnings play started on time partly due to the heroics of ground staff, who worked through the night; the Australians, still ranked No1, were swept aside without England having to break sweat, which does not happen very often.

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Yellen didn't say what role, if any, these warnings played in the Fed's deliberations.

These early warnings played a crucial role in assembling a sufficient number of colonial militia to inflict heavy damage on the British regulars later in the day.

It would freeze up without warning, or play dumb and bleep whenever I tried to do anything.

Then, when the umpires give you the five-minute warning that play is about to resume, you have to be able to switch back on.