Sentence examples for turned wary from inspiring English sources
They are two of a kind, these strangers turned wary acquaintances.
Asked whether he believed Clemens, who denied all steroid and H.G.H. use under oath before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Giambi turned wary and said, "I'm not going to discuss that".
He raises his head but the child's expression turns wary, slightly sad.
Even when projects are identified as prime candidates for federal loan guarantees, some investment partners turn wary.
They often react enthusiastically when they first see new visualisation tools, but turn wary when it comes to using them because that means relearning how to do things.Instead of succeeding as a stand-alone application, information visualisation is more likely to show up on web pages.
Sometimes I think I see the stealthy couple who lived under our house, the particular angle of his solicitousness, his hand on her back, but when I come closer it is only a papaya tree bent over a rain barrel or two boys smoking in the bushes, who turn wary as I pass.
Mr Rao calls them "widgets"—the basic building-blocks of graphical user-interfaces, such as buttons, toolbars and menus.Users often react enthusiastically when they first see new visualisation tools, but then turn wary.A classic in this category is the Visual Thesaurus created by Plumb Design, a start-up based in New York.
But since then, year by year, they have turned increasingly wary of the United States.
It again turned a wary but busy downtown commercial area into a scene of terror and chaos.
During the summer credit crunch, investors turned very wary of these kinds of bonds, in part because the ratings agencies seem to have miscalculated the risk of default on securities backed by American mortgages.
Many tribes for years have turned a wary eye at legalized cannabis, mindful of the substance abuse problems that have plagued many Native American populations.
