Use Cautioned in a Sentence - How to use "Cautioned" in a sentence

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The dean cautioned him against being late.
“S–sh–,” cautioned her Father.
Then he cautioned me against the Jews.
Having posted the men, I made a round and cautioned each to watch faithfully.
“Say, old scout,” cautioned Gus, in a low voice, “better not tell about our job.
The first class Epictetus cautioned against expecting too much.
The boy takes his ball and goes out to play with it, far more effectually cautioned than he could have been by any direct admonition.
He cautioned, however, that the station tries to be a moral educator instead of an objective news presence.
How the warning reached me—what invisible waves of sense-perception transmitted the message—I have never known; but while I stood there, facing the splendour of the doctor’s presence, every intuition cautioned me that the time had come when I must take sides in the household.
The recipient is particuarly cautioned to beware of a class of miscreants who infest the city of New York and advertise throughout the country the goods that he manufactures, but send nothing except rubbish.