"I caution the dancers to not respond to the music until they hear it, even when they know what's coming," he said.
Given this history, I caution the clerical wife to be on guard as she enters her role as a sacerdotal attaché.
"I caution the president that we cannot pass this package without his party's support," Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, the Democratic whip, warned Tuesday, expressing a sentiment he shared with Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader.
So I caution the Tea Party folks, in the bipartisan and sympathetic spirit of celebrating the concept of protest itself (rather than agreeing with their protest's content) -- keep the raving conspiracy-theorists off the stage.
As I caution, the start date for requests is not entirely comparable since mail balloting began over a week earlier in 2012 than in 2008 -- but the election was also two days later into November.
I caution the casual reader who may conclude that using antiviral drugs against herpes viruses is recommended when acute mutlifocal neurologic disease clinically compatible with ADEM is indicated.
I teach them to be law abiding, and I have cautioned the boys to be hard working and not become thieves.
Cheltenham, I cautioned, produces the most competitive jumps action of the entire year.
I caution those who reference the term "The year of firsts", because it will set off triggers for most.
In my Nov. 18, 1996 column, I cautioned that the stock market was in a bubble phase, and when compared with bonds, stocks were expensive.
