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I moved all the women and children back, warning them something might happen.

One of the men warned him not to talk to the government, he said.

Family and friends, he says, have warned him not to get a big head.

And later, he turned to the woman who had warned him not to come.

For those people who like to be warned about such things?

No one could have warned her about him, she thought.

The old man had already warned him to mind his own business.

She warned her child against coming to a bad end.

His father had warned him, but he could not stop.

He had warned her to stay in the light for a reason.

The voice in my head had warned me of him!

I know these things seemed to be warning us away.

He could have warned her off, but what would be the point?

You should have been warning us about her, not the other way around.

David had warned him not to become involved in any way himself.

And he was warning me to stay out of the way.

I have been warned by them of your own coming many times over.

After all, the things she was warning him about were true.

But be warned, not every question has a right answer.

Are they warning the world about the next war based on oil?

In the past I have warned you not to come to see me.

But a small voice in the back of his head warned him off.

Especially when he had been warned to be home on time.

Or did other women need to be warned about her?

I was warned, in effect, to keep away from these other people.