Sentence examples for warning something from inspiring English sources

You try to forget, then without any warning something you hear, see or smell unleashes the memories: fear, panic and then profound sadness soon follow.

People like Raghu [Rajan] and Ned Gramlich [a former governor of the Federal Reserve, who died in 2007] were warning something was wrong, and they were ignored.

Smoke's a warning something's about to happen too.

Without warning, something would trigger my grief and my heart was ripped open again.

At the petting zoo here, the owner was only given a warning, something Mr. Lombardi said was the norm in a state where local animal shelters, S.P.C.A. facilities and the police are not geared to handle anything bigger than a large dog.

But the law requires the government to first issue offending groups a public warning, something that HTI says never happened.

Suppose, however, the share crash is warning of something more than a slowdown.

I moved all the women and children back, warning them something might happen.

Wall Street and the City were taken completely by surprise by the subprime crisis, but have had plenty of warning that something nasty might be brewing in China.

"Everything's on a need-to-know basis, so you only get three days' warning when something comes up where it might be appropriate for you to help".

BAALBEK, Lebanon, Aug. 2 — It sounded like a storm, a cacophony of roaring jets and thudding helicopters moving ever closer to this ancient town in the Bekaa Valley on Tuesday night, warning that something very big was happening.