Sentence examples for drop caution from inspiring English sources

On the ice in Boston, Nikodinov had ditched the demons that used to drop caution flags in her head during her programs, often turning her defiant starts into timid endings.

By early this week, the National Enquirer decided to drop all caution and put the terrible news out there for the rest of us to ponder in dismay: Paul Newman, once a chain smoker, is dying and it's lung cancer.

The orchestra dropped institutional caution, emphasizing contrasts and embracing extremes.

With extreme caution, drop them into the bottle.

They have a clearer vision, not just for building clinics and Islamic schools but for setting up an emirate to encompass all of Somalia as well as the Somali-inhabited parts of neighbouring Ethiopia and Kenya to be run by austere sharia courts.Buoyed by arms and money from sympathisers, the radicals have dropped their earlier caution.

Clicking on "details" for the prediction offered this caution: "Price drops are sporadic and 50 percent of them do not last longer than 48 hours.

Smoking or Non-Smoking?" Another, at a Free Will Baptist church on a winding little road, cautioned: Stop, Drop, and Roll Won't Work in Hell.

Drivers can remove their hands from the wheel for short distances and retrieve that dropped sippy cup, but caution is strongly advised.

Despite the fall in prices in June – the fourth drop since December – Halifax cautioned that monthly data could be volatile, and looking at longer-term movements in prices was a better indicator of trends.

Mr. Norvell said that cyclists may have more room in the bike path as the fair-weather riders drop off, but he cautioned: "It means you have to be that much more conscious of what's going on around you, since drivers are less likely to anticipate your presence on the road.

As well as that decrease in arrests, cautions dropped by 48percentt and charges fell by 33percentt.