Sentence examples for wary what from inspiring English sources
I find Costa coffee appalling and there is far too much of it sloshing about – but Bruno Costa should be wary what he says about the product.
The Chiefs instantly upgraded to having a serviceable quarterback, although, as Sam Mellinger writes in The Kansas City Star, fans should be wary, what with all the ghosts of Chiefs quarterback failures past still hanging around Arrowhead.
Certainly it is Emma Donoghue's breakout novel, but, seemingly "inspired" by Josef Fritzl's incarceration of his daughter Elisabeth, and the cases of Natascha Kampusch and Sabine Dardenne, it's hard not to feel wary: what is such potentially lurid and voyeuristic material doing in the hands of a novelist known for quirky, stylish literary fiction?
He is wary of what comes next.
That history makes Iraqis more wary of what could come.
"Naturally some people are wary of what we do".
They will travel to Spain wary of what awaits.
Even Mr. Klebnikov had been wary of what he saw.
ENTOMOLOGISTS often turn over rocks with trepidation, wary of what they may find lurking beneath.
"We were wary of what Hollywood might do to this tale," Bradlee concedes.
They are wary of what they consider the conservatism, even accommodationism, of the black church.
