Sentence examples for would have warned from inspiring English sources

Reverse thrust warning lamps, which would have warned the crew if the propellers were reversed, were not fitted on Mainliner Idaho.

The evidence suggests that there was a weather report broadcast over radio which would have warned the tug-captains of the weather and persuaded them to put into harbor.

Bill, Mary, and Joe were so flattered by money that they didn't check with outside experts who would have warned them of the dangers ahead.

A family friend of Miller's said this morning: "If the police had warned Sienna at the time, she would have warned her family, including her stepmother.

As Sir Humphrey Appleby would have warned in Yes Minister, the politician who suggested any such thing would be suicidally courageous.

Not so long ago, Mr. Meeker says, he would have warned the cook to knock it off and fired him if he did not comply.

I wish someone would've warned me before I started antidepressants.

Here's your room, oh dear, really, some of the guests, well they're not getting a good review, sorry I've been out all day or I'd have warned you, I'll get some bleach, you'll have it spotless in no time.

Lauren says that she wouldn't have warned her abuser's new partner if she'd known that the police would contact her.

Would she have warned us that the squab tartare with candied jalapeños and a botulism emulsion was imperfect — and possibly ruinous?

And if the Bard had wanted to give management advice, he'd certainly have warned us about the pernicious impacts of gossip in the workplace.