Sentence examples for beware given from inspiring English sources

Investors beware: Given that kind of scrutiny, it may be impossible for Merck and Schering to emerge unscathed.

Beware giving too many people the cold shoulder.

Look for small games that are given out as party treats, but beware giving out tiny toys to tiny tots.

And the well-meaning should beware of giving out the message that sending a foreigner to a provincial housing estate represents cruelty - after all, it has had to be good enough for millions of Britons.

This effect gets much discussed in the context of parenting and teaching (beware of giving your kids treats for doing chores, or awarding gold stars for work well done); and also sometimes personal habits (think twice before adopting a policy of rewarding yourself for going to the gym or writing the next page of your novel).

You can also post your information on a website or job board, but beware of giving out personal information until you trust the other person.

A "family crisis --they'll think something bad happened to a family member (beware of giving too mucrisis --theyver; you don't want them to get the impression that you'd be late for a job every other week).

— The grand jury award for best documentary feature was given to "Beware of Mr. Baker" at the South by Southwest film awards on Tuesday night, while "Gimme the Loot" received the grand jury award for best narrative feature.

Iguanas do not like to be held and given injections; beware that they will likely bite, claw, or slap with their powerful tails to get away from the whole process.

And the elders spake again, and said to the young people, Beware, for he gave succor in days of yore to the I.R.A.

The Granny Alphabet is a charming confection of whimsy and a lovely coffee table book or (support) stocking filler, although I'd beware whom you give it to because if it's someone like me, who's inclined to overthink things occasionally (the anger management's coming along nicely, thank you), you might come unstuck.