Sentence examples for believe beware from inspiring English sources

Whatever you choose to believe, beware: it's all just a story.

Bisset also believes actors should beware of appearing in too many films, adverts and magazines because overexposure harms career longevity.

One assumes that publishers believe that this same reader beware was applicable to several other books published recently.

In other words, if police believe you're selling drugs, beware.

Don't believe the hype and always beware of the gloss.

Many investment advisers still believe in it; their clients should beware.

We'd like to believe it all gets invested the project, but.... Beware false gods.

If the child does not know who to tell about and how to find an adult that will listen, believe and help, behavioral trainings for children will not beware them from sexual abuse for a long time.

This gets messy when you have been led to believe that the relationship is something other than "Let the buyer beware".

You can read his first delivery here and comment on the blog extract in which he believes Andrew Flintoff should beware the many pitfalls that may lie in his path should he choose to see out his career as a freelance cricketer.

Although historians are divided on its origins, many believe it originated in the 1700s, when, before artillery was fired, it was customary to shout, "Beware before".