Examples of using She warned in English and their translations into Slovak
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Why did Our Lady not mention this threat, when she warned of world wars
I can't even tell you how many times she warned me to be careful.
In this way she warned Trnava people but also protected during the tragic events in the years 1663 and 1708.
She warned EU leaders to come up with new alternatives to her Brexit proposals if they are to break a deadlock in the talks.
Britain will not tolerate such a"brazen attempt to murder innocent civilians on our soil", she warned.
imaginative ways of applying pressure,” she warned.
She warned, though, that the links found in the study“were not staggeringly huge”
She warned that the Commission"should not simply overhaul national consumer protection traditions with a'one size fits all' approach",
She warned that the EU would take action where Member States fail to implement EU rules ensuring privacy
She warned that the mistake should not be repeated with Libya, where the conflict
She warned that the potential clinical trials in which patients are carefully monitored since the start of therapy for a long time is needed before the researchers will be able to conclude whether the control of the blockade therapy is responsible for the greater effectiveness of subsequent treatments.
a model that has relied on openness and integration,” she warned.
then you're really setting them up for a fall,” she warned.
violations of their fundamental rights,” she warned.
shall accomplish about two years' work, which will obviously test the efficiency of our whole public administration," she warned.
weakened by the very scoundrel charm that she warned me about, insisted on bringing them back together.
told TODAY's Kristen Dahlgren that she warned the groomers at a PetSmart in Flemington,
She warned him,“Because of the course you are taking,
This war threatens to kill an entire generation of Yemeni children who face multiple threats from bombs to hunger to preventable diseases such as cholera,” she warned.
its effects helps to explain what Sister Lucy was talking about when she warned of the diabolic disorientation of the upper hierarchy, a term she used numerous times.