watch out造句

Cerita took the watch out of her dresser.

But watch out for a duck I call Sally.

The Crane. It stands for familial obligation; standing watch out for your own.

If someone asks you to help take a photo of him, watch out: this is a prime opportunity for thieves.

Official: Be careful. Yesterday it rained so the track is slippery. Don't skid, and watch out for puddles.

Thus, if a man and a woman are on friendly terms and then start to act more affectionately toward each other, watch out!

Stephen Watts has a list of edible plants to watch out for, and which berries, garlic, dandelion, garlic mustard and herbs you should pick.

The only thing is that if you're petite, you really have to watch out that it's not too long and that it's not going all the way down to your mid-thigh.

What we have to watch out for is the chance a deranged, fluid-obsessed Army general like Jack D. Ripper will decide to start a war and unknowingly trigger a Russian doomsday machine.

She had every right to watch out for her neighbors and she had no idea if I would take care of the hose or leave it running and cause problems.