Sentence examples for carefully flew from inspiring English sources
The Patriot Caucus leaders hope to draw on the success they had last month in organizing a grass-roots, conservative effort that carefully flew below the radar of the Democratic Party and helped a Republican, Scott Brown, win a special election in Massachusetts to fill the United States Senate seat left vacant by the death of Edward M. Kennedy.
As I carefully flew the ROV toward the edge of the summit platform, formations of more recent, jagged volcanic rocks came into view, a better habitat for small fish.
This three-layered approach imitates an old toy theatre, with screens and props carefully flown in and out.
Helicopters had to carefully fly over the cables, which is risky itself, then lower a rescuer on to an area "not larger than a table", and extract the passengers, he said, describing it as "air surgery".
Every night I'd carefully fly that mission from my bedroom to the moon.
But as Patrice Trouiller, a consultant with Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), an aid group, points out, only 11 of them were designed for tropical diseases.In this section Balms for the poor Now, listen carefully Flying high Reprints Related items BY INVITATION: Helping the world’s poorestAug 12th 1999The problem is not merely one of human welfare, important though that is.
Other responses in this category were of the type, "I'd change my throwing" or "Handle more carefully" or "Fly in a different way".
Outwardly, Sir Richard, 51, still appears the carefree tycoon, an image that he has carefully cultivated by flying in hot air balloons and dressing in drag to promote his businesses.
I was chosen every time I flew to be carefully searched.
Aiming to evaluate the effect of fly ash on the properties of synthesized geopolymers, this study used four carefully selected fly ash to synthesize geopolymers.
By carefully selecting flyer plate thickness and the geometry of a target capsule for bacterial broths and emulsions, we have successfully subjected the contents of the capsule to simultaneous shock and dynamic compression when subjected to a flyer-plate impact experiment.
