Sentence examples for warning to pull from inspiring English sources

In one case here, a state trooper waved his pistol at a kidnapping suspect as a warning to pull over, and then shot the pickup truck's two left tires.

"I completely acknowledge that split-second memories like that could be completely fallible... What I saw did not indicate in any way that he was giving [the cyclist] fair warning to pull over.

The most immediate cause of the crash, the report found, was the crew's "failure to monitor altitude by means of a pressure altimeter during a nonprecision approach" — they descended too far below the fog without realizing it — and then it failed to heed an automated warning to pull up.

If this fails, senior managers or directors may receive threatening letters, warning them to pull out of a contract, or else.

If you find yourself feeling bitter about other people's lack of passion, take this as a warning sign to pull back and reassess your direction and purpose.

On Monday he made a rare address to the National Assembly, warning South Koreans to "pull together their strength and wisdom again," a reference to the nation's recovery from 1998.

Sir David Garrard, whose peerage was blocked after it was revealed he secretly loaned Labour £2.3m at the last election, had pressed the Department for Education to increase spending on his Bexley school, warning he might have to pull out if they failed to provide extra funds.

But even in a school struggling as hard as Clemente, even in halls that burst with jostling students trying to heed repeated warnings from teachers to pull up their pants, to straighten their ties, there's room for dreams.

No one was hurt: a warning system allowed the drivers to pull the car over and get out before smoke started coming from the battery pack, and the design of the battery pack slowed the spread of the fire, which never made it into the passenger compartments.

But the European Central Bank kept the pressure on, warning that it would have to pull the plug on Cyprus unless the country took a bailout quickly.

Although her remarks on Wednesday are likely to be interpreted as a warning to Trump not to pull the US out of the deal, May told reporters she got on well with Trump on a personal level in their two phone calls, saying he was "very easy to talk to".