Sentence examples for ever so cautiously from inspiring English sources
EVER so cautiously, Dresdner Bank and Commerzbank, Germany's third- and fourth-biggest banks, are edging towards the merger that they first admitted was under discussion on June 19th.
In February a cartoon about Mr Xi's political engagements appeared on Qianlong.com, a government-backed website, toying (ever so cautiously) with a taboo on political lampooning.
American officials, too, say the PA still needs to disarm and dismantle the militant organisations.But Mr Zinni, ever so cautiously, plans to build on the fragile, imperfect foundations that have been formed these past two weeks.
But in treading ever so cautiously in his speech, the governor inexplicably skipped right over offering solutions to the biggest problem facing his state, its formidable $5 billion budget gap.
If British tennis is heading ever so cautiously in the right direction, the pilot and guiding light for the foreseeable future remains the man who four years ago got lost on the Paris Métro en route to dinner with his mother.
Joan Rivers, a congregant at Temple Emanu-El a block away, caused a great ruckus when she swanned through Badgley Mischka's fall show last year, and I imagined the Fashion Police would have no problems with the silver-and-gold strapless "mermaid deco" ball gown ($6,875) into which I was ever so cautiously ushered by a pair of saleswomen, Norvys and Angeline.
Meanwhile, ol' grandma is just now getting around to that Wall Street Journal profile, putting down her chamomile tea, ever-so cautiously lifting herself off the plastic-covered couch and moseying on down to the local WalMart to acquire the new Adele 12-inch.
This is a club ever so cautiously going places.
Try to do so cautiously — don't let the soil dry out completely, but don't ever leave standing water in the container from over-watering.
We climbed cautiously back down into the house and he led me to my bed and tucked me ever so tenderly under the covers.
So, cautiously, the country watches.
