Sentence examples for warning told from inspiring English sources

It starts with buildings in the South Bronx where graffiti-covered lobbies had rows of broken mailboxes, and includes crack houses in Brooklyn where a scrawled warning told addicts to spend only 10 minutes smoking.

The tsunami warning told us to stay away from the shoreline, and if I'd gone down to pick her up, chances are I would have been taken out by the tsunami as well.

The bogus warning told beachgoers to stay out of the water for the next two to three days.

Early Warning told TechCrunch it expects to have more signed up come launch next year.

You will then see a pop-up warning telling you that the email address you pasted will be replaced with the individual members.

In January, the bureau issued a warning telling consumers to be wary of online ads relying on celebrity endorsements of açaí-related weight loss products.

The shock move comes only three days after the FTSE 100 group issued a profits warning, telling investors that it had some concerns about its Irish business.

In Texas, job safety officials say, a Hispanic worker died from carbon monoxide poisoning because he was not able to read a warning telling workers not to use power cleaners in enclosed spaces.

The bill sought to make it mandatory for all containers of alcoholic products to have a government warning telling purchasers: "Drinking alcoholic beverages during pregnancy, even in small quantities, can have serious consequences for the health of the baby".

In an interview broadcast on NBC's "Today" show this morning, George Bush put President Clinton on warning, telling him that if he persisted in belittling Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the former president's eldest son, he would be sorry.

Now, internet users coming to a restricted site will see a ­government warning telling them viewing child pornography is a crime, but the user will still be able to access the site.