Sentence examples for were to warn from inspiring English sources

Although the city claims that investments will benefit residents, 30 percent of the community's population has already been marked for removal and the only "public meetings" held were to warn residents of their fate.

Viana hesitated, then went on, "You may not think so, but if you were to warn Inés you would simply accelerate the process, and I would have to kill her tomorrow, do you understand?" He hesitated again, looked up at the sky, at the moon, and down at the water, then repeated that gesture of panic, covering his face, and continued speaking.

"Our duty is to warn," he added.

To be honest, dear reader, my main reason for writing this is to warn you.

Garrett's job is to warn against infringements, not to steer the crews.

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

What it needed was to warn others.

One of the most important objectives of military intelligence is to warn of potential or immediate threats.

Grant's calling in life is to warn folks against their innate tendency to speculative excess.

Ofsted is to warn that poor discipline in lessons is damaging learning.

But Mr Johnson said his aim had been to warn about "too much inequality".