Examples of using She warned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Don't move, she warned.
She warned them over and over again.
At least she warned me.
She warned of the fall of Troy.
Just don't get caught," she warned him.
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She warned Tommy never to lie again.
With President Putin, my advice is to‘engage but beware', she warned.
She warned me not to lie ever again.
When I told her I was gonna be working at 51, she warned me about you.
She warned that bad things are gonna happen.
You must be home before the stroke of midnight, Cinderella,” she warned.
The Closer She warned you that you wouldn't want to know her.
She warned me, And i'm not letting mom get hurt again.
Rachel knew she was nuts, she warned me what Fay was planning.
Yeah, she warned me, and now here you are doing just that.
Your mom at the Sheriff's station… she warned me not to talk about your blackouts.
She warned that, one day, my blood brother would ride against me.
The night before my grandma died… she warned me that Lorraine would always be selfish.
She warned such an attack“would likely be an unintended consequence of this bill”.
When you were 12, she warned you not to watch certain TV shows.
She warned me that two vampires couldn't share the same hunting grounds, but I didn't believe her.
When you were 12, she warned you not to watch certain TV shows.
She warned as she cut Yeon-du's hair If she flirts with the principal she's dead.
When you were 12, she warned you not to watch certain TV shows.
She warned us that she didn't want to live anymore, but she said that a thousand times.
On her way back from the library, she warned the first person she saw, Penelope Clearwater, and advised her to look around corners with a mirror before going anywhere.
She warned me that if I told anyone else about Eric, then he would find out, and he would destroy me.
She warned that“efforts at coexistence fail when we claim‘We are all one,' but we disrespect each other's ancient customs and traditions.”.