Sentence examples for wary experience from inspiring English sources

Casey is his opposite, the Artsy Tough Chick who's all hard angles and wary experience, attired in a flashy leather-and-lace dress and mildly threatening ankle boots.

Alex wears the demeanour of the wary, the life experience of several lifetimes crammed into his 16 years.

Ross was wary of this experience, and his advice to Liebling was "For God's sake keep away from low-life".

Wary of the experience of officers in Madrid who, having tracked down bombers to an apartment block, burst in just as the terrorists blew themselves up, killing one policeman in the process, detectives began a race against time to obtain information about the layout of the block in an attempt to ascertain exactly where the bombers were likely to be.

To be exact, the team managed to discover a wobble of 0.5 metres a second in a star that is roughly 41,300,000,000,000km away, the most precise such measurement ever taken.Indeed, the tininess of the measurement is cause for caution among some planet-hunters, made wary by past experiences of planets being announced and then evaporating on closer inspection.

Other veterans of uranium's past are wary, by dint of experience.

If anything, he should be rather fearful of the experience and wary of it.

But some engineers are wary because of their experience with the other, older technology that seemed promising, antilock brakes.

Chefs, who more than anyone benefit from the huge surge in attention, are, in my experience, mostly wary of it.

Advisers say she is mindful of that experience and wary of putting Mr. Clinton in the cross hairs with a high-profile policy role.

Wary of repeating the experience of the UN's Rwanda tribunal, which was dogged by incompetence and corruption, British officials want the court to be run by Sierra Leonans with some help from the Commonwealth rather than the UN.