Sentence examples for getting cautions from inspiring English sources

Granted, she didn't look as grumpy as she usually does last night and she got a couple of good gags in (the one about Nadine Dorries claiming for a second home in Australia draw a genuine chuckle from me) but I get a little riled when Moore tries to bring everything back to real dog whistle stuff (like the massive tangent she went off at on sex offenders getting cautions during the PCC question).

And if a potential employer sees you've got cautions, there's a good chance you won't get the job.

Country after country in sub-Saharan Africa has waived medical fees in recent years, particularly for women and children, and while experts acknowledge that many more people are getting care, they caution that it is still too early to declare that the efforts have measurably improved health on the continent.

Why dive in the first place if you knew you'd be getting a caution the next time there was a break in play?

Fear of getting a caution drives sex workers into side streets away from the police, isolating women from the community and any prospect of help if they're attacked".

"I was holding back at the end there, and then we got those cautions there and it closed me up to Jimmie Johnson and gave me a shot at him," Biffle said.

National Australia Bank economists have cautioned against getting carried away with the result, saying the RBA is likely to "look through" this GDP figure when it meets to discuss interest rates because the growth over the last three months "was largely due to a lift in exports that is not expected to be sustained in the medium term".

People do get tricked, so take caution.

The first time he was nicked was for breaking into a car when he was 13; he got a caution.

One thing, however, was that any miscues (going off the track, for example) meant that the entire field got a caution flag and then the driver who bungled had to go into the pits and get some advice on what went wrong.

Liz got her caution four years ago.