Sentence examples for that beware from inspiring English sources

It has led some commentators to suggest that in this instance he overstretched himself, that he became prolix or, more charitably, that Beware of Pity is actually two novellas of unequal length stitched together.

Mr. Baker has never been, to understate the matter, an easy person to get along with, a point that "Beware of Mr. Baker" returns to as it follows him through four marriages, at least a half-dozen bands, roughly one million cigarettes and countless burned bridges.

Montazeri advised the ruling politicians that "Beware of 50 years from now, when people will pass judgment on the leader (Khomeini) and will say he was a bloodthirsty, brutal and murderous leader".

If he says that he loves them because they are artless and innocent, or incapable of duplicity, or because of the wholehearted unselfishness of their affection, or because their souls are not tainted by envy, or something like that, beware.

Not only that; beware the film-maker who chooses instead to dabble in the "pro-communist", for the cinemagoer will loathe and ignore them for it, and they have the stats to prove it.

You're just saying this year, OK, but then after that, beware.

We have a large sign that says "beware of gun owners".

And a big sign at the entrance of a nature trail that warned: "Beware of rattlesnakes".

Please beware that you may be accessing that website illegally.

Please beware that the media selected is one that is bootable.

Neither is there anything so transgressive that parents need beware.