Sentence examples for do wary from inspiring English sources

Re "Olmert Says Israel Must Leave West Bank" (news article, Sept. 30) and "As Holy Days Mix in Old City, So Do Wary Jews and Muslims" (Jerusalem Journal, front page, Sept. 29): Apparently imbued with the spirit of the Jewish High Holy Days, which obligate Jews to engage in introspection and repentance, the departing Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, has had a change of heart.

Not until investors showed signs of nervousness, and neighbouring China decided to plump for the World Trade Organisation, did wary comrades sign up to the trade agreement with America.How it should beIf only the government were braver.

Congratulations on your new job, but do be wary.

He and Lore do a wary dance of curiosity, attraction and repulsion.

With the rise of China "a historical inevitability," U.S. leaders do seem wary, Yang Yao points out in China Daily.

While European populations do remain wary of these concepts, the key reforms have been largely mandated by the European Union, which has used market principles as the foundation for European integration.

Journalists make wary subjects, as do employees.

Many congressmen who have lauded J Street for what it is doing are wary of backing it openly, though it says more than 40 (of 435 in the House of Representatives) have publicly accepted its endorsement.

Does the wary elderly white woman allow the black community organiser over her threshold because racism in Youngstown is giving way to solidarity – or because Packer is standing reassuringly on the doorstep, too?

But since April, when technology stock prices dropped precipitously, some venture capitalists have said that they are investing in start-ups less aggressively than they did last year, wary that they will not be able to take the companies public so readily.

When it comes to wooing or being wooed, Maria Muldaur, however, is wary: "Don't you feel my leg," she warns.