Sentence examples for warns from from inspiring English sources

"Remember Barry is an amateur," Dame Edna warns from the stage.

3.38pm GMT The cost of living squeeze will continue until 2015, the Office for Budget Responsibility warns: From the OBR press conference, Katie Allen reports: Steve Nickell from the OBR has taken the question on when people will start to really feel the recovery - when will wage growth outstrip inflation.

In a scathing attack on political correctness in its legalistic American version as sexual harassment, Steiner warns, from the unassailability of his Norton pulpit, that "no less than the act of teaching itself, the arc of sex must cross the age gap".

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This column, readers should be warned from the outset, is an exercise in futility.

"The P.C. police are out in force," he warned from the podium.

We had been warned from Manila to Cebu: Mindanao is lawless.

But opposition leaders warned from the stage that the window for discussions was almost closed.

And that's not 20-20 hindsight: many economists, myself included, warned from the beginning that the plan was grossly inadequate.

Labour, practitioners and experts warned from the start that this was a flawed policy but ministers pushed ahead regardless".

But the fact remains that internal devaluation looks very hard, which is exactly what euroskeptics warned from the beginning.