Sentence examples for warning toward from inspiring English sources

Stopwatch and phone at the ready, he would eagerly await the two-minute warning toward the close of a game — knowing, of course, that two minutes of playing time can amount to ten or more of actual time.

Such an action would also serve as an excellent warning toward the countries that are current candidates for the union: that they must resolve their internal political problems (and there are plenty of those, especially in southeastern Europe!) if they wish to get that membership.

There were 12 trials in each combination of head position (forward, turned to left, and turned to right) and vibrotactile warning (toward torso and away from torso).

The two factors were warning signal type (no warning, toward-torso cues, away-from-torso cues) and head position (head turned, head forward).

A one-way repeated-measures ANOVA with the warning condition (no warning, toward-torso cues, away-from-torso cues, and static cues) as the sole factor was performed in order to determine whether the presentation of different warnings facilitated the drivers' BRTs.

In direct contrast, Sven Birkerts argued that "some deep comprehension of our inheritance [was] essential", and called for "some consensus vision among those shapers of what our society and culture might be shaped toward", warning against allowing the commercial marketplace to dictate the future standing of traditionally important cultural works.

The soldiers then fired warning shots toward the wall of a nearby house, and Mr. Yaakub was killed.

Narco-terrorism and kidnapping are the principal perils that the State Department thinks you should know about, although the travel warning nods toward improvement, stating that "violence in recent years has decreased markedly in most urban areas, including Bogota, Medellin, Barranquilla and Cartagena".

Workers are understandably anxious about this work force revolution, warning of a retreat toward the 19th-century spoils system of patronage and cronyism.

Mr. Abdelatty argued that Mr. Morsi's last speech, warning of a descent toward chaos if he was toppled, amounted to a threat: "It was as if he was saying, 'It is either me or violence.' ".

Robert L. Schweitzer, a retired Army general who was ousted from his post at the National Security Council in 1981 after warning of a "drift toward war" with the Soviet Union, died on Saturday at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington.