Sentence examples for a light caution from inspiring English sources

But Mr Foley got away with a light caution, as the messages were dismissed (in Mr Hastert's words) as "over friendly".

City Ballet's general manager, Kenneth Tabachnick, who has worked extensively as a lighting designer, cautioned against generalizing about a Balanchine aesthetic (his catalog lists 465 dances) or his impact on an entire field.

The New York City subway, however, continues to depend on the same antiquated system of signal lights, caution flags and speed limits.

There's still a yellow light of caution.

He added that "when people are telling you 'no' in these situations, very often what they're doing is flashing a giant yellow light" of caution.

But even as strong an LED booster as the Energy Department, which maintains its own Web site on solid-state lighting, cautions that the road to the LED revolution will be rocky, littered with products that don't perform as advertised and delayed by an inability to surpass the output of today's conventional lighting sources.

Don't turn off the lights, cautions Nelson.

It was given because a cover for one of a caution light's cover had loosened.

There is not a caution light or a warning signal to mark the moment when the talented Marat Safin will dissolve on the court.

Education Undersecretary Ted Mitchell said the problems ranged from "serious to less troublesome," and he called the added scrutiny more of a "caution light" than a "red flag to students and taxpayers". Still, there is a lot more interest in the watch list these days because of the collapse of for-profit giant Corinthian Colleges.

At 14,000 feet, oxygen masks deployed as designed, and a master caution light illuminated in the cockpit.