The Farringtons often came down in their motor-car and made a flying visit, or took the Fairfields for a ride, and Patty hoped that the Warners would visit them before the summer was over.
The Warners seemed to enjoy the fact that their guests arrived at such an unconventional hour, and the Farrington party were so glad to have reached their destination safely that they were in the highest of spirits.
Roger had expected this, for he felt sure the Warners had long ago given up all thought of seeing their guests that night.
I wish when you had telephoned, John, you had told the Warners that we wouldn't arrive until to-morrow.
Uncle William and Aunt Marcia were there, and the Warners had just been spoken of.
Neither Miss Brown nor the Warners had seen Louise, nor had she been heard of at the Morrises', and they were trying to think what to do next when Mr. Hazeltine came in.
I am to live with the Warners just as I have been doing this past two months.
Hasn't my sister Gwyn been over to call on the Warners yet, and haven't you met her?
It was the same as acknowledging that she considered herself an equal socially with the Warners and the Gales, who also were farmers.
Harold drew his friend aside, although not seeming to do so, as he added, "I'll get a box for the Warners and Lenora.
Of course, my mother and the Warnersthought they were doing the right thing.
She wonders if, had she chosen Jeanette, as she calls her, and the Warners had taken Gwynette, the girls would have been different.
She knew he must be nice by the way all three of the Warners spoke of him.
A message of prohibition had come to them– Consummate wisdom–but warners profit them not.
We never destroyed a city which had not first its warners With admonition; nor did we deal unjustly.
The Warners are a tolerably good family, I presume.
Both the Hamiltons and the Warners were very aristocratic in their feelings, and by mutual consent the name of Hester Warren was by them seldom spoken.
The Hampletons and Warners were mighty big-feelin' folks, and the old squire's match mortified 'em dreadfully.
A start was made directly after breakfast, all the family of Warners crowding to the cowyard gate, to see the travellers start.
Rumple as one of the young Warners passed him, bowed under the weight of two heavy pails of sour milk for the poultry.
Y: Mature wisdom;- but (the preaching of) Warners profits them not.
Y: This is a Warner, of the (series of) Warners of old!
S: Say: Consider what is it that is in the heavens and the earth; and signs and warnersdo not avail a people who would not believe.
And now hath a messageg come unto them, wherein is a determent from obstinate infidelity; the same being consummate wisdom: but warners profit them not; wherefore do thou withdraw from them.
And we sent warners unto them heretofore: and see how miserable was the end of those who were warned; except the sincere servants of GOD.
A message of prohibition had come to them- Consummate wisdom-but warners profit them not.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "warners" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
