Sentence examples for in beware from inspiring English sources
In Beware of Pity we have a hero who makes a habit of getting things wrong.
It's meant to be, in BEWARE OF THE STORYBOOK WOLVES (Arthur A. Levine/Scholastic, $15.95; ages 4 to 8).
First, it's important to get the name straight, as they do in Joseph Losey's 1966 movie: it's not "blezz" (as in "Blaise Pascal"), it's "blaze" (as in beware).
In "Beware of a Holy Whore" (1971, 103 minutes), just about everything goes wrong on a movie set at a seaside resort.
He sounded like Grendel from 'Beowulf.' " In "Beware" Grendel's lair is a wood-paneled living room furnished with a leather recliner from which Mr. Baker, plagued by osteoarthritis, retails anecdotes and pulls on a morphine inhaler.
In "Beware of Generals Bearing a Grudge" (Op-Ed, Feb. 13), Jean Edward Smith tossed aside the subject of his article, Gen . Wesley K. Clark as one of the generals who became "political also-rans".
He was at the Arts theatre in Women Beware Women and in Henry Livings's Nil Carborundum in 1962.
The moral of the story: In politics, as in Passover, beware the bread crumbs you leave behind.
To this reminder, Washington adds a warning, equally astute in 2012 as in 1796: beware of parties.
Should your partner make any kind of major lifestyle change, whether it is in eating habits or in attire, beware.
IN POLITICS beware of any analysis as neat and tidy as a fairy tale.
