Sentence examples for caution look from inspiring English sources

A caution: Look for young green beans in the market.

His self-image is not that of a man of caution: "Look, I am the guy who took on Murdoch," he says.

There's a very large chunk of people who will feel utterly betrayed and very angry and I just caution, look across the Channel – we are not that far away from that kind of process happening". He could be right, but IDS likes to play with matches while hanging around that particular powder keg.

But a word of historical caution: look at how that worked out.

Such caution looks realistic.

As he slaughters his opposition, Western caution looks like fecklessness.

With hindsight and given all that has emerged since, his caution looks almost ridiculous – but at the time it was probably less so.

Now that pay-TV is a £1 1/2 billion ($2 1/2 billion) business and the market value of BSkyB, the country's main satellite broadcaster, is greater than that of the total TV assets of listed British firms, caution looks distinctly foolish.This legacy is especially dangerous now that Britain is on the threshold of the next big launch: digital TV.

But others said they suspected that Fitzgerald was just being meticulous, and that he had previously made a judgment about her status and was, in an abundance of caution, looking to further corroborate that belief.

Mature holly trees flanked the entrance, and a small sign to the right of the driveway cautioned: "Look Out for Small Dogs".

Though he cautions, "Look, it's not only hard to get elected, it's also hard to be prime minister," he is delighted by the sudden realization of his lifelong dream.