Sentence examples for wary of falling from inspiring English sources

Hyperloop Tech has to be wary of falling into the same trap.

The people on the sidewalk kept peering up and around, wary of falling objects.

A mailman walks by and yells: "Message!" Wayans is wary of falling into the same trap.

Talking to Wainaina, just off the plane from London, I'm wary of falling into "how to write about Africa" generalisations.

The firm's competitors have been emboldened; and the music and cable-TV industries, wary of falling into Microsoft's clutches, have chosen not to adopt its software.

All the same, we should be wary of falling into a pattern of rescuing our children from their own bad choices.

Authorities were urging residents to secure outdoor items, park their vehicles under cover and to be wary of fallen trees and power lines.

I drove on in silence, wary as ever of falling branches, and I skirted round a truck piled high with ladders.

Even now, Iraqis wary of the falling dollar -- it buys about 1,600 dinars today, compared with 2,000 just three weeks ago -- are turning to gold.

But it was £30,000-a-year rent for a shipping container, which was more than we paid for our gallery". But some of the gallerists who have moved west have deliberately avoiding Fitzrovia, wary of it falling victim to its own hype.

Edwards is wary of the Jets' falling into the same trap they did last year, counting on their death-defying ability week after week.