Sentence examples for whose warning from inspiring English sources

The piece is set to Benjamin Britten's 1940 Sinfonia da Requiem, a dark and intense work whose warning chords the wise choreographer ignores at his peril.

The Confederation of British Industry, whose warning of a winter supply crunch was dismissed by the government in November, said that firms might have to cut production.Why are British gas prices so high?

Pakistan could launch a nuclear strike on India within eight seconds, claimed an army general in Islamabad whose warning is described in the latest volume of Alastair Campbell's diaries.

A hint of such kitsch emerges even more bluntly in the film -- in mountainous aeries, the sentimental worship of godlike queens and heroic warriors, the giant statues of kings whose warning hands, from a distance, eerily resemble Germanic salutes.

A student whose warning of a planned attack at his high school led the police to hold five teenagers for two months is now accused of making up much of the plot.

Directed by Rebecca Taichman, the play was seen last fall in a co-production that bounced from American Repertory Theater to Yale Rep. Alongside Ms. Ireland, it features Steven Rattazzi as Louis XVI and David Greenspan as a sheep whose warning to Marie not to lose her head comes too late.

Lucia Salas did well as the Aztec general Pilpatoé, whose warnings went unheeded.

One of those whose warnings were ignored was Kunihiko Shimazaki, a retired professor of seismology at the University of Tokyo.

He cultivated a colonel in the Polish high command whose warnings may have staved off a Soviet incursion.

Oddly, the credit analysts at brokerage firms now being pummeled were among the Cassandras whose warnings were not heeded.

A prominent hydrologist, Chen Xing, whose warnings and criticisms had gone unheeded during construction of the Banqiao Dam, was brought back to help in clearing the river channels.