Sentence examples for carefully taking from inspiring English sources

O'Malley has also been carefully taking positions to contrast his populist bona fides with Clinton's.

Pick your spot carefully, taking leaves from parks, cemeteries and quieter roads where they will be less polluted.

Aspiring socialites, one imagines, will read these novels carefully, taking note of every judgment passed or wine served.

A more immediate concern was carefully taking apart what they had spent all summer putting together so that it could be moved to the National Mall for judging.

As he did in last week's jury selection, he listened carefully, taking assiduous notes on a legal pad and nodding when spoken to by the judge.

On Wednesday, Mr. Ramrattan took his place in court, smiling at members of the news media, carefully taking notes and at times shaking his head and opening his mouth wide as if in shock.

"They listened carefully, took it seriously.

He carefully takes it off the shelf.

These factors must be carefully taken into account.

He also carefully takes people's budgets into account.

But we know that Hannah has carefully taken it in and tucked it away.