Sentence examples for you beware from inspiring English sources

And if the romantic aura of Juliet really gets to you, beware: this is one of the jewellery centres of Italy, with dozens of boutiques dripping with expensive rings!

But ladies, don't say I didn't warn you: beware the small box under the Christmas tree.

If so, you are up to your armpits in descriptive statistics, and Mr. Wheelan has some advice for you: beware.

"If you don't live in this world, you can ignore everything, and I suggest that you beware in order to protect the existing construction, because that's what's on the agenda, not the new construction," Mr. Netanyahu said.

Let this be a warning to you: Beware the price tag with crossed-out numerals that plot the downward journey of a thing from thirty per cent to seventy-five per cent off.

Sign in the British War Department's Practical Training Area, which is in a desolate and beautiful expanse of heath and pine in southern Norfolk: DANGER KEEP OUT THERE ARE LIVE BOMBS INSIDE THEY CAN KILL YOU BEWARE OF LAMBS.

By Philip Hewitt, Myring, and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 29 , 1963P. 16 Sign in the British War Department's Practical Training Area, which is in a desolate and beautiful expanse of heath and pine in southern Norfolk: DANGER KEEP OUT THERE ARE LIVE BOMBS INSIDE THEY CAN KILL YOU BEWARE OF LAMBS View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.

The thing you should learn from these surveys is that you should beware.

If your new jobs tries to pressure you to skip out on your old job you should beware.

Not to go all Sigmund on you, but beware any impulse to overcomplicate this.

Yes there are, and you must beware of assuming that a function is integrable without looking at it.