Sentence examples similar to a very watch out from inspiring English sources

2011 was a very -- watch out, here it comes -- out-of-this-world year for UFOs.

The latter is getting very popular, but watch out for the fees, says Joseph Nagengast of Turnstone Advisory Group.

Dark blues can make small rooms seem very small so watch out!

DDR mats tend to slide around very easily, so watch out!

A 5-caC decarboxylase is thus an activity to watch out for.

She also has a very understated but very wry sense of humour; watch out for it.

And since four Israeli universities are ranked among the top two hundred in the world (Norway has one on the list, and it's not NTNU), with especially high ratings in science, medicine, and technology, the petitioners will have to be very busy watching out for any Israeli "intrusion" into their lives.

The tenor, making his Proms debut, was Giuseppe Filanoti, an exceptionally fine singer, with a beautifully easy tone and a wonderful sense of line and phrasing - he's very much someone to watch out for in future.

"You have to watch out very carefully that your assumptions are not interchangeable with your preferences," he said.

But blogs, which have very small budgets, must watch out what they spend on so-called "regulated campaign activity".

The blades may swing back to close very fast so always watch out for that.