Sentence examples for cautioned later from inspiring English sources

At another point, Sullivan asked a prosecutor with the special counsel's office whether Flynn could be charged with "treason" — though he cautioned later that spectators should not read too much into his questioning.

But District Attorney Ellen Brooks cautioned later today that a grand jury would first have to indict both men, and would also have to consider any mitigating factors before deciding whether to seek the death penalty by lethal injection against either man.

No weapons were found and Roberts and received a caution – later quashed.

Spicer later cautioned reporters not to "make too much" of an analogy between Syria and North Korea.

She was later cautioned and released without charge and continued her journey to Switzerland last night.

Grant later cautioned about the "dictatorship of technology" and warned that Canadian nationalism could become endangered through the adoption of U.S. business goals.

Devon and Cornwall police confirmed it had used the Taser device to incapacitate the teenager, who was later cautioned for being drunk and disorderly.

"And they said, 'No, but if you go to the nurses' station over there, they'll tell you.' " Mr. Clinton later cautioned Mr. Holt, "Rush, that joke you told was really funny, but really, I think it ought to be told by somebody like me who's not running again".

"I think I've been prepared for this summit for a long time, as has the other side". The president, who canceled the summit two weeks ago only to revive it a week later, cautioned reporters that the meeting could still fall through.

Later he cautioned a newspaper photographer snapping his picture, "The light tends to make hollows in the head, you know".

In 2011, the Russian security service cautioned the F.B.I., and later the C.I.A., that "since 2010" Mr. Tsarnaev had "changed drastically," becoming "a follower of radical Islam".