Examples of using He warned in English and their translations into Turkish
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He warned me about this.
He warned me about this place.
He warned of gravity shifts in the future.
In the future. He warned of gravity shifts.
The last time I heard from Carlton, he was about to be arrested and he warned me, he begged me, to move you away,
At the same time, he warned that Brussels will not be putting forward any new proposals, and that it expects the current one to be taken seriously.
When he decided he wanted to go into politics, he warned me about how bad it would get, but I didn't hesitate,
He warned Greek and Turkish Cypriots that the UN peace plan for the island must not be watered down nor its timetable altered.
She said that he warned her that if she went to the police, the same thing would
He warned that Greek Cypriot authorities would"revert to a harder line" if EU members try to limit the sanctions to be imposed on Turkey.
Although he warned Zehra at various times, he saw no change.
He warned Sunday that the bloc is facing a critical moment in its history as it prepares for opening accession talks with Turkey.
In 9 AD he warned the Roman governor Publius Quinctilius Varus of the impending uprising of his countrymen, but was not believed.
that might be the last meeting with the al-Assad regime," he warned.
Meanwhile, sure that Romania won't accede to the EU in 2007 due to this decision," he warned.
He warned the American public about Hitler's plans for war, and later about Soviet aggression and plans for expansion.
He warned that the agency's budget, set at 122m euros this year, is insufficient, even with an planned additional allocation of 4.4m euros.
However, he warned, success is by no means guaranteed-- rather, much depends on the policies and actions of the Kurdish deputies.
He warned opposing parties against"toying with the will of the citizens" and against forming a government that would push Serbia back into isolation.
But he warned potential applicants not to take that step before they have shown"a convincing track record" of reform.