Sentence examples for wary it from inspiring English sources

He's just wary it can be a place where trouble is easily found.

And if any group has reason to be wary, it is this one.

Partly coupled at first, the genders separated, the men wrapped in their own athletics and a little wary, it seemed, of the women.

Now, he says, teachers tend to be reluctant to embrace the idea of teaching poems by heart, because they are wary it will be standardised and tested.

(Asked about that subculture, Mr. Metheny seemed wary: "It's not really on my radar").

Outside, one couple had not heard and when told, the man shrugged and walked on - wary, it seemed, of talking to a foreigner.

Which means that business should be wary when it invests its brands in athletes.

But Wall Street was wary as it braced for its most influential banks to report quarterly earnings over the next two weeks.

QUESTION FROM JOHN: Well, if Hugh Hewitt thought it was fair and Ed Schultz was wary that it stepped over the line then I'd say you're on target.

Governing bodies didn't like it, opponents and their coaches were wary of it.

"I'm wary of it and I really look after it, especially now I'm getting a bit older".