Sentence examples for warning to a from inspiring English sources

Large parties often take over this room, and small groups are relegated without warning to a lesser space in back; ask when making a reservation.

In a typical Assayas move, we jump without warning to a clip from Jo-Ann's latest blockbuster, in which she wears a shiny maroon spacesuit and says things like "Zargon is not a mutant, but he understands mutant desire".

He reasoned the signs could be there as a warning to a parent.

The hard braking action sent out a warning to a following vehicle to slow down.

It was the first time the union has issued such a warning to a member state.

"A question like that is a good warning to a veteran that the company is not a good cultural fit".

"The new chief executive's baptism of fire continues as Tesco adds a profit warning to a profit warning.

"Don't You Say No" is a warning to a hesitant girlfriend, punctuated by the sound of smashing glass.

The resulting conversations, uploaded as episodes 1-3 of "The Messy Truth," offer a warning to a nation beset by bitterness, mistrust, and hostility.

Then one survivor said that the first shots were not an execution, but a warning to a hostage who had suddenly started running around.

They repeat Milton Friedman's warning to a group of tech leaders in 1999, that they would "rue the day when you called in the government" to curb Microsoft.