Sentence examples for a wary associate of from inspiring English sources

But a wary associate of Mr. Awlaki's had her discard the suitcase when she arrived in Sana, Yemen's capital.

Palin takes a wary view of such science.

The world breathed a wary sigh of relief.

& Moscow took a wary view of the prospects.

They might even enjoy a wary game of chess.

At their best when outside a tent pissing in, most good comics would be wary of associating with a project of cultural enrichment.

I'd keep a wary eye on both of them.

In the case of "All of Us," written in 1916, some parts of the cycle were printed a few years later, but only after publishers wary of associating themselves with Lawrence's fierce critiques of British imperialism had removed various place names and other features.

They seem wary of associating politically with a man who went from being the Democratic vice-presidential candidate in 2000 to backing Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, over Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential race.

You can see why Feilding might be wary of associating these more far-out views with her campaigning.

Though wary of associating too closely with governments, the tech industry has budged.