Sentence examples for we will warn from inspiring English sources

"If it does, we will warn it and then ram it, or worse.

"We will warn them if any incident similar to Mazar-i-Sharif happens," Mr. Sholgari said.

The upshot is that the "agreed framework" is likely to collapse in recriminations, North Korea's leaders will start up their nuclear program again, we will warn them very sternly not to, and they will go ahead anyway.

Their website, which we will warn you is insanely addictive, comes up with new Tom Haverford's food slangs.

As with all zany political possibilities, there's an episode of the West Wing about this very phenomenon (though we'll warn you it's from the panned sixth season).

With only two seasons of the show on Netflix, at three episodes each, you can binge through the entire thing in under five hours, but we'll warn you -- the episodes are so intense that you may need to take a break and let your mind process what the hell just happened.

At long last, Mike Kelley's gargantuan retrospective has come to Los Angeles, and in case you haven't yet seen the overwhelming display of fuzzy friends, wonky low-budget films, aggressive drawings and dizzying installations, we'll warn you: it's quite an overwhelming experience.

We don't think Pearson will warn, meaning the shares could recover sharply on the third quarter results.

He will warn: "If we had a border running between Scotland and the rest of the UK, governments on both sides of it would be under intense pressure from powerful interests to undercut the other by lowering tax rates for the richest or worsen wages and conditions for everyone else".

The pessimists will warn of the dangers.

"Elevated" alerts will warn of credible terrorism threats; "imminent" will warn of credible, specific and impending terrorism threats.