Sentence examples for carefully and going from inspiring English sources

You train every day for four years in the build-up to a Summer or Winter Olympics, living an indescribably boring life of training and eating carefully and going to bed early – and then, if you're fortunate enough to have won a gold medal at the tournament, you return home to a whirlwind tour of chat shows and parties and red-carpet walks.

You'll reach the Holies car park at the top of the hill. 1 Leave the car park via the road exit, cross the road carefully and go up the steps in the opposite bank, past the National Trust sign for "The Holies". 2 Follow the track with post and rail fencing either side to a kissing gate.

Decide carefully and go from there.

Label each folder carefully, and go through your things at the end of every day to make sure that you haven't misplaced any papers.

Be on the lookout for these opportunities by regularly checking the bulletin boards around campus (begin by looking in academic departments and the library), going through your email carefully, and by going directly to your advisor and/or professors to see if they know of any such competitions for which you may be a good fit.

"You'll see it in the mid-year update which is in December, because we are, again, carefully and methodically going through the budget.

Hereford Fire and Rescue Service advised motorists to drive carefully and avoid going through fords where water levels are higher than usual.

"The lady's not for turning" had to be explained carefully, and only went into the speech on sufferance.

Go to the Dadaviz website to see more carefully curated graphics, and go to its Twitter to stay up-to-date on the site's development.

Patients must follow the doctor's guide carefully, do exercise and go swimming.

The president will no doubt do a good job coolly and carefully going through the list of ways that America is on the right track, and his baritone will be as pleasing as it always is, and the applause will be as plentiful as ever.