Sentence examples for warns of danger from inspiring English sources
Conservationist Richard Leakey warns of danger to great apes.
ON A street in Johannesburg's posh northern suburbs, a hand-lettered sign warns of danger ahead: MANGAUNG, it says, with an arrow pointing down a cavernous pothole.
A lighthouse warns of dangers, and there are plenty of these in the cajas, chiefly political meddling and a high exposure to dud property loans.
Like other top officials in the group, Mr Mursi argues that its decisions have been based on changing realities and warns of "dangers threatening the revolution".
When warned of danger, those in charge had shrugged.
Another example appears in flocks of birds that post sentinels to warn of danger.
They do not, he says, just sing to mate and to warn of danger.
Highly social, they communicate through a variety of raucous vocalizations that serve to coordinate flocking, warn of danger, and express anger toward rivals.
Israel has done everything possible to warn of danger and in the end it will follow its own interests and will do whatever it takes to defend itself".
Like the days when those who "block the box" get tickets, this will send a message that honking is permitted only to warn of danger.
To warn of danger and harm is a loving act.
