Technology has certainly come a long way, but the two-minute warning sticks around like a musty old leather helmet in an equipment bag, out-of-date and unwanted.
When skiing trails that cross the runout zones of avalanche paths during moderate hazard warnings, stick to traveling 50 to 100 meters apart on wide slopes, and cross narrow slopes one at a time just in case an avalanche does occur.[11].[11]
But the modest Tory revival is a healthy warning to stick to his core message.
MoD warning signs stick up out of the grass here and there.
Widely interpreted as a warning to stick to cocaine in preference to heroin, its jittery synth bassline, sampled by everyone from 2 Live Crew to disco-house pioneer Rob Mello, is just as revealing as the thinly veiled drug references in the lyrics.
But it did result in the addition of a court-ordered label to the packaging with the title "Judicial Injunction" and a warning that sticking needles into the doll is an affront to Mr. Sarkozy's dignity.
Ignoring his worried parents' warnings to stick close to home, a boy goes out fishing in the New England woods and meets the Evil One beside a trout stream.
At Troncones beach, Daniel Abraham, 16, of Michoacán State, arrived for a day of swimming and found a large warning sign stuck in the sand and displaying an ominous picture of a shark.
In the past 18 months Mr Obama and his leading officials have given Britain three painful warnings: to stick with Europe, spend more on defence and ensure it hangs on to Scotland, which harbours Britain's nuclear-submarine capability and is preparing for an independence referendum in September.
There is little more to keep them from spinning off the ledge than cheery warning signs stuck up by the Indian army, suggesting "this is a highway, not a runway, don't take off" and reminding those tempted to drink and drive that "life is risky after whisky".
