Sentence examples for warning white from inspiring English sources

Shortly after Mr Mbeki and Mr Obasanjo left, he thumbed his nose at their message, warning white farmers not to take their complaints of illegalities to the courts.

Mr. Green again denied any association with the phone calls warning white voters about Mr. Sharpton, calling them "despicable" and "indefensible".

"Given the number of helicopter missions that are being flown every day in Syria, I'm not sure how much utility it [a radar-based early warning system] would have, other than to give a general warning," White said.

Not all Native Americans in the region supported this turn of events; most notably, Potawatomi chief Shabonna rode throughout the settlements, warning whites of the impending attacks.

Imagine if a US president broadcast such a message, warning the white electorate that black voters were heading to the polls in "large numbers".

"My husband asked the security to show them the court order before destroying the houses and without warning the white man shot him with about ten of those [paintball] bullets.

Van Jones, a criminal-justice reformer and a former Obama adviser, derides that approach as "trickle-down justice" — and told Salon in August that he had been "warning the white populists in the Party, behind the scenes, for several months, that their continued insistence on advancing a color-blind, race-neutral populism was going to blow up in their faces".

The assumption was that he was warning the white members of the audience, but in reality his lecture was far more uncomfortable listening for the sizeable Nigerian contingent, including a slew of government and embassy dignitaries, as he spoke of "indolent kleptocrats" in the government, and "a cesspool of corruption".

We've been here before: in 2009 a list of black, grey and white tax countries was drawn up, warning only white-listers would be tolerated.

The highest winds were in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 150 miles to the east, where the National Weather Service was warning of white-out conditions and 100-mile-an-hour winds.

Then, with help from the bullpen coach Mike Harkey, they painted the outline of a body on the warning track in white chalk.