Sentence examples for caution me from inspiring English sources

Asked about their voting, people in the Beehive and elsewhere in Cheltenham caution me not to read too much into the polls.

The next morning the Secret Service officers caution me, "Sometimes in this place, when you give a little, people think you're a fountain of opportunity".

"But they also caution me that on the emotional side of this there are a lot circumstances that cause these things to be very carefully investigated to make sure that the whole truth is out there".

Fortunately, I have a wife and adult children to caution me against becoming an aging gripe, and to remind me that the England of Charles Dickens — the England of my great-grandfather's time — was a much rougher and crueler place, unrecognizable now in a country that has ascended to levels of affluence and social justice that Dickens could barely imagine.

At the Palestine Hotel, where I was taunted in the last weeks of Mr. Hussein's terror by officials of his information ministry as "the most dangerous man in Iraq" because of my articles about the regime's brutality, some of the same Iraqis, who now work as interpreters for Western news bureaus, caution me against staying in the 16th-floor room I used to inhabit.

Cue Monzo's Blomfield to caution me not to get too caught up in the London fintech echo chamber.

His presence, and that sword, cautioned me.

"DO NOT DO THIS," Patricia cautioned me.

Originally they cautioned me for use of marijuana.

My elbows were not at right angles, and she cautioned me about dropping too far down.

"You are in a small box this time," an Iranian journalist cautioned me.