Sentence examples for warns you better from inspiring English sources

But, he warns, "You better have something to say".

Foster the People In the "Hit Singles About Shooting Sprees" category, Foster the People has followed through on the Boomtown Rats' 1979 "I Don't Like Mondays" with "Pumped Up Kicks," a pop ditty with dazed, dweeby vocals and a handclapping chorus that warns, "You better run, better run, outrun my gun".

As she prepared to swing the wire and ball of the hammer throw, Yelena Konevstova gestured to the tattered backstop where she stood and warned: "You better not stand here.

The mother and grandmother struggle with the temptation to hide away their problems, conditioned by too many churches that warned, "You better not talk about it.

In it, Cam warns, "You can't be better than me" at video games, and Nash counsels, "Be yourself, personality-wise and appearance-wise," but also "Shave, brush your teeth, shave. . . .

The stories in Beckett's themed collection (it's almost a novel) abound in literary reference, clotted locutions, liftings from other languages; the very title of the first story warns you that you had better have some Dante under your belt before you begin.

"We did break up shortly thereafter, so maybe she was right". Will Schwalbe, co-author with David Shipley of "Send: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better," warns, "You can really do a lot of damage, even with a careless closing.

As medics worked to stabilize her, she warned: "You bastards better not cut my arm off". In the hospital, there had been no other way to save her life.

If the IRS thinks it is important enough to warn you, you'd better pay attention!

"I'm Pestilence," his sister says, then warns him, "You better not call me 'retard' again".

Readers more attuned to her could only shake their heads and warn: "You'll understand it better, my dears, when you grow up".