Sentence examples for warning right from inspiring English sources

He suggested that the station emit some kind of warning right before the horns go off.

Wikipedia made its English-language content unavailable, replaced with a warning: "Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet".

Thus, in early September, the online livestream from the Hugo Awards, the Oscars of the science fiction world, was interrupted with a cryptic copyright warning, right before the popular author Neil Gaiman was to deliver an acceptance speech.

The commission needs to issue a broadside warning right now that its penalties will be far steeper and more timely and will target principals, not just their umbrella groups.

Back to Deborah: that morning after she moved in, and we were reading the Sunday paper in bed, and you walked over, and she said, "I'm actually not a big fan of animals in the bedroom," and you gave me another one of those looks — that was another warning, right?

You can protect your children too by sending this warning right now.

To die by a thousand cuts: Miranda warning rights, according to defense lawyers.

WASHINGTON -- It's been almost two years since Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-N.J ., as a member of the House HomelanD-N.J .ity Committee, wasched conservatives blast Departmemberf Hofeland SecuritheSecretary Janet Napolitano for a report warning rigHouse Homeland Security Committeecan security.

You may have noticed the warnings right after the first of the year, but it is not a Year 2000 problem.

Mostly, forecasters issue warnings right when an event starts to be measured, or when radar or other data give indications.

Half of the country from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast, from the Rockies to the east coast, under cold weather warnings right now.