Sentence examples for was to warn from inspiring English sources

Despite Israeli statements during the war that its policy was to warn Palestinians to evacuate, Amnesty said no warning was actually given in any of the eight cases.

His priority was to warn people of these storms and save lives.

Part of his ride was to warn the British that we're already there.

The function of the sign, which was manufactured by Lear Siegler, was to warn traffic of the highway maintenance.

A secondary aim was to warn internet users against 'swallowing information' without checking it.

The first thing was to warn my family, to make sure they are calm.

Among Hagel's more forceful positions early in office was to warn against US involvement in the Syrian civil war.

The whole purpose of the film was to warn 15-year-olds of the dangers of adult life.

The purpose of the search was to warn patients to pay attention to mild symptoms and to alert physicians to consider fungal meningitis in such cases.

Its only representative was Sergei Glaziev, a nationalist-minded economic advisor to Mr Putin, whose job was to warn Ukraine against a "suicidal" step.

The intention was to warn King Hussein of the folly of solving his internal problems with the Arab guerrillas by permitting them to operate against Israeli border settlements.