And I haven't time to tell you the warnings I've known of.
But the pathetic warnings exquisitely breathed in the writings before us will then come to their place as a deep and tender prelude to the voices heard in this passing tragedy.
How did I wonder at the first when I considered the law and the Gospel and the faithful warnings of Christ, and saw, on the contrary part, the deeds of them that gave themselves out to be His disciples and followers!
But I treated his many faithful warnings as I had done those of the good pastor at Lippstadt, so that the good man could make naught of me.
And, really, if people will be such idiots as to send money by post without precaution, in spite of all the warnings that are given to them, they deserve to lose it.
Another attempt was made on March 29th, but Villanueva refused to abjure and this was repeated on several subsequent occasions, in spite of warnings of the excommunication that would follow persistent obstinacy.
Warnings and threats were freely uttered but rarely enforced and, even when the penalty of suspension was inflicted, the term was apt to be reduced before expiration.
I have warned them on many occasions that they had no right to enlist the sympathy of the people as long as they persisted in defying the laws enacted by the people, but my warnings fell upon deaf ears.
Zephaniah# Prophetic warningsagainst Judah, and the Baal and Moloch worship, ending with reproofs to Jerusalem, and promise of final restoration.
Jeremiah# Warningsto the Jews; a survey of all nations; a promise of return from exile; prophecies regarding Egypt.
In Solomon all the warnings of Samuel as to what would come on the nation if they persisted in their choice of a king were fulfilled (1 Sam.
Hebrews# Showing the superiority of the Christian over the Jewish dispensation, because its Author is superior to Moses; because the Old Covenant was incomplete; and warnings against relapses into Judaism.
The old man, finding that his warnings were of no avail, forbade all acquaintance, forbade Robert's visits to his house.
Thus you move on: and the heavens move on their hurricanes by nearer approaches, warnings of which propagate themselves all around you in every sound of the wind and every rustle of the forest-leaves.
What are the common accidents and diseases of life, but so many warnings to provide yourself for a remove?
We had had another skirmish upon these words, if Lucifer had not commanded Cæsar to his cell again, upon pain of death; and there to abide such correction as belonged to him, for slighting the warnings he had of his disaster.
The dark warnings He uttered were haughtily scorned.
So I just sat tight for the moment, thanked Joe for his warnings and drove on when he got out of breath.
He was the first ferryman I ever met who was full of doleful warnings about troubles ahead.
He required them to give warnings against image-worship, belief in modern miracles, and pilgrimages.
But warnings had already come to the government, especially from Paris, where the priests of the Jesuit party ventured to express themselves still more plainly than in London.
Chesterfield warns his son against faults in good breeding in the following words, and these warnings will be equally applicable to the student of etiquette in the present day.
As the sun's first rays touched on the gilded cupolas an alarm bell clanged out from a church; another and another took up the signal, till all over the watching city the warnings resounded.
Nacquart, were often in requisition, though his warnings about the dangers of overwork were generally unheeded.
Mrs Book sees an allusion to this danger, as well as to the first, in the warnings against covetousness in the Tenth Commandment.
That warnings were given to our fathers and mothers of old in mysterious ways, they fully believed; and if sent to them, there is no good reason for supposing, say our aged relations, that they should not be sent to us.
The dire fatality that attended the Royal Stuarts did not surprise those who attended to warnings through dreams, signs, and omens.
Warnings of approaching death are given in various ways.
His vessel was frequently driven back, but he doggedly persevered, in spite of many signs and warnings of failure, and declared that he would double the Cape, though he sailed till the day of judgment.
Dreams of hens and chickens are warnings of coming dangers.
His belief in presentiment was very strong, as also visionary warnings of imminent danger or impending calamities.
Warnings of this description were common and believed in.
The mysterious lights in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which are believed by mariners to be warnings of great tempests and shipwreck, were unusually brilliant in 1878.
Alexander entered Babylon in the spring of 324, notwithstanding the warnings of the priests of Belus, who predicted some serious evil to him if he entered the city at that time.
Repeated warnings were, in her opinion, useless as they were dangerous.
You will one day regret having treated mywarnings with ridicule, aunt," she replied.
Grant that Heaven says 'Stubborn child, yield at last to the warnings vouchsafed to thee by my love!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "warnings" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
