Sentence examples for gently entered from inspiring English sources

Moments later, the social worker gently entered the discussion, saying, "You've given him excellent care at home".

"Trinity," set to very bright rock music by Alan Raph and Lee Holdridge, is a picture of our times: fragmented, surging, aggres sive, neurotic and yet — in that final sequence where the dancers gently enter and place peace candles on the previously turmoiled stage— quietly hopeful.

Where there's muck One of my favourite collaborative moments occurs a couple of minutes into Roy Harper's When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease, when the Grimethorpe Colliery Band gently enter, generating all the dignity and warmth that only a brass band can.

Matt Kemp strikes out and Scully, ever so gently, enters him into the who's-to-blame equation.

He didn't really want to win - he was more nostalgic for Yugoslavia than patriotic for the new country - so entered a gently stirring song that he felt good enough to come second or third, pocket some prize money and move on.

Gaylord gently opened the front door and entered, letting two other agents in behind him.

Each night her doctors entered the room more gently.

He gently opened the window and the bird entered the room and became fascinated with the telephone.

Five-year-old Magnolia Bing-Edwards traveled from Manhattan to fulfill her role as flower girl, gently tossing white rose petals as she entered the room.

A light breeze entered the room, stirring the suspended sheets so that they gently swung back and forth, slightly off-kilter in their timing.

It had been holding in some quiet water behind a rock, and, when the bullet entered its brain, it merely let go and was borne gently downstream.