"Careful!" the boy yelled.
Be careful, a boy might come in or even a robber!
I had been careful to pick boys from a variety of cliques, and none of them exposed me because none of them realised I had betrayed anyone else.
Now, prior to having my son, I had always been told you have to be extremely careful when changing boys because, well, you know.
As Obama entered adolescence, in Hawaii, his father had returned to Africa and started a new family, but, at the same time, the boy was careful around his white friends not to mention his mother's race; he began to think that by doing so he was ingratiating himself with whites.
Crowley is careful to show the boy's lack of love in his home: his dying mother who shouts at him to leave her alone as she moans in bed, his father who barks a rejoinder.
What do you say to people who constantly tell you things like: "Oh boy, be careful, this may not last, you're still young," or "It must be so tedious to be in a committed relationship when you're so young!
Be careful when teaching your boy to pee standing up.
"We were always careful to have the boys not feel competitive, which in an individual sport is very hard to do," Wayne Bryan, their father, says.
Mr. Gill said that during the long trial process he had been careful to shield the boys from news that might make them fear further disruption in their lives, including threats about being removed from their home.
