Sentence examples for white warning from inspiring English sources

One month earlier, Jason Best and Sherwood Neiss, the founders of advisory and education firm Crowdfund Capital Advisors, sent a similar letter to White, warning that further delays would not only handicap individual entrepreneurs, but also give other nations a leg up over the United States.

Such unpalatability is advertised using bright red, orange, black, or white warning colors.

What's more, he began traveling to other tribes who were preparing to negotiate with the whites, warning them not to trust Stevens.

In other words, Mr. Pappageorge, who is white, was warning that if Detroit's black voters go to the polls, Republicans will lose.

In 1990, a black-and-white warning label reading "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics" was introduced as a standard for affected records to follow, and was to be placed on the bottom right-hand section of a given product.

For all for the lily-white warnings about staying out of Kingston when we traveled to Jamaica, everyone we met there was super nice and light-years more helpful and friendly than your average New Yorker.

A former Senate Intelligence Committee member recalled officials, "white as sheets," warning in the mid-1980's that Iran might overwhelm Iraq.

Shortly after Mr Mbeki and Mr Obasanjo left, he thumbed his nose at their message, warning white farmers not to take their complaints of illegalities to the courts.

Mr. Green again denied any association with the phone calls warning white voters about Mr. Sharpton, calling them "despicable" and "indefensible".

The US military said the car approached the checkpoint on Friday night at speed and soldiers used hand and arm signals, flashing white lights and warning shots to try to get it to stop.

We've been here before: in 2009 a list of black, grey and white tax countries was drawn up, warning only white-listers would be tolerated.