Sentence examples for which warns you from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, I didn't try the "Collision Prevention Assist" which warns you if you're approaching the vehicle in front too quickly, and applies the right amount of crash-mitigating braking once you press the pedal.

'It is not over until the fat lady sings' - a well-known phrase which warns you should not presume the outcome of an event when it is still in progress.

The only option on the download was to turn off P2P sharing, which warns you that if you turn it off your download will be slower, how wasn't explained but it never takes me that long to download something off BitTorrent for example so perhaps others weren't using this option.

First off, Sergio, at Coca-Cola in the mid '80s you presided over the ill-fated New Coke launch, and now you're out with a new book, Renovate Before You Innovate, which warns against the pitfalls of innovation.

Read the conditions of use, which warns against using the information you glean from the website to threaten or intimidate anyone.

Ms. Apple's retro swing and bluesy undertow show up in songs like "It's Not That Easy," which warns, "I don't trust me with loving you".

Or then again you can look to another Lib Dem council, Newcastle, which warns people they are heading for an Asbo if they carry on misbehaving.

They gave a thunder storm detector which warns them in time to get up extra power.

Or to the World Health Organization, which warns that the crisis now poses a regional threat.

But bliss yielded to Nature's power in "Grow Till Tall," which warns "They all in the end will fall".

Key criticism comes from the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency, which warns of a "potentially significant underestimate of green house gas emissions".