Sentence examples for enter gingerly from inspiring English sources

While the poor and working classes are heavily concentrated in urban ghettos in the United States, the French equivalents are these suburban satellite towns, full of cheap or badly maintained public housing, in which immigrants are concentrated and the police enter gingerly, if at all.

He entered gingerly on geta and walked upstage, toward the arrangement that Ueno had placed there.

Heterosexuality, that infinitely dangerous terrain, will be a place he enters gingerly and with more than a little regret.

But it entered Manhattan gingerly, opening a pop-up shop in SoHo less than a year ago.

Police gingerly enter his apartment through the door and the windows.

Here we gingerly entered the tiny church, free from the tour bus crowds that the bigger Harlem churches attract, and found the congregation in full flow.

But former President George W. Bush gingerly enters the fray a little more this week with a new book outlining ways to rebuild the economy.

THIS year, with a sharp increase in the incidence of passengers being stranded on tarmacs for long hours, the nation's airports gingerly entered the aggrieved-passengers fray.

Clark, 21, Hannah Green, 20, and Robyn Bignell, 20, of the synchronised swimming group Aquabatix, wore hats made with 800 Dance chrysanthemums as they gingerly entered the water in the M&G garden.

But it seems that Natalie, who gingerly entered arm-in-arm with Gloria, just wanted everyone to know that she has filed an appeal to try to reverse a decision giving sole custody to her ex, after a D.C. judge deemed that Natalie had lodged "sensational accusations" against her former husband and was "a psychologically unstable person".

On this afternoon Mr. Seinfeld was playful but also perturbed about a short article he had read over the weekend in this newspaper, 69 words about "Bee Movie" that described the film as his effort at "gingerly" re-entering mainstream entertainment.