Sentence examples for well beware from inspiring English sources

Well, beware of little orange men.

My brothers, who were very amused by my truly terrified reactions, would allow me down to watch... well, beware what you ask for.

But when your publisher yanks your book from the market — as Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has yanked Jonah Lehrer's "Imagine" — well, beware doll, you're bound to fall.

But just as well, beware of overly priced knives that claim great quality and craftsmanship.

The Sweeping Mandate Both political parties would do well to beware the mythological creature that often surfaces immediately after Election Day: the Mandate.

Sadly, given our track record, you might do well to beware Homo sapiens bearing binomials (in this case, Bassaricyon neblina, the latter being Spanish for "fog").

As Britain faces up to a wide range of divisive issues involving allegedly alien groups, it would do well to beware a French-style burqa ban.

Like Julius Caesar the corrupt oligarchic establishment that has hoodwinked the nation would do well to "beware the Ides of March".

But while American companies were being warned away from supposedly untrustworthy Chinese routers, foreign organisations would have been well advised to beware of American-made ones.

Elsewhere krumb didn't have high hopes for the FSA's decision to look into the UK activities of Goldman Sachs following $1bn fraud allegations brought by US regulators: "Hey, listen guys, I mean, well, buyer beware, you know?

But Republicans as well as Democrats should beware of overconfidence.