Sentence examples for cautiously driven from inspiring English sources

"Woonerf" is what the Dutch call a special kind of street or group of streets that functions as shared public space — for pedestrians, cyclists, children and, in some cases, for slow-moving, cautiously driven cars as well.

Hamilton was first to finish the race, having cautiously driven his car to the line in very wet conditions, followed by Massa and Heidfeld.

Bell began cautiously, drove exquisitely at times and rarely put a foot wrong until, for no apparent reason, he misread a straight one from Ben Edmondson and was bowled through the gate.

I-MPOS could ultimately help cautiously drive the paradigm shift to personalized healthcare and eventually preventive medicine.

On the six-lane highway, Yang drove cautiously, never exceeding 40 miles per hour.

On a recent mission, soldiers from the Fourth Squadron, Ninth Cavalry Regiment drove cautiously through an intersection.

Even if Feeley is a spare tire, Reid has not asked his West Coast offense to drive cautiously.

We gunned the pickup and made it past the crowd; on the way into the hills, we drove cautiously through back streets.

At first, with Button winning six of the first seven races, the Brawn looked nearly invincible — until suddenly Button began to drive cautiously to preserve his lead.

Henry drove cautiously, both hands gripping the steering wheel, as he always did after a drink, while Ted, in the passenger seat, talked with expert knowledge about a coming basketball game.

He drove cautiously, especially around the duck pond, beside a vanished barn, where, in a snowstorm ten years ago, a teen-ager had slid through a rail fence and sunk his parents' Mercedes up to its hubcaps.