Sentence examples for well be warned from inspiring English sources
"Well, be warned: the lads aren't used to young girls.
Well, be warned – it's just a theory and it's not proven.
While chewing gum can work well, be warned that some people can find it unattractive or rude.
It is as well to be warned about all this.
Much of this works very well, but you should be warned about Tabucchi's tendency to slam the door on the captive reader and start a seminar.
If it were, the countries affected would be warned well in advance if their economic policies were putting the euro zone at risk and would have an incentive to correct them to keep their E.U. funds.
If there is a gift hidden in the coming of an El Niño this holiday season, it may well be that we've be warned about it for a few months.
The fact that many of the dishes — garlicky ground lamb, a spread of red bell peppers and toasted walnuts tarted up with pomegranate molasses — are also done very well means a packed house (and, be warned, a Metro-pushy crowd when the doors open and people scramble for bar stools).
If you choose to pirate games or other copyrighted material, be warned that as well as being currently illegal, game torrents are popular targets for malware.
Cole was also charged with improper conduct and fined £20,000 as well as being warned about his future conduct.
