Sentence examples for gently to start from inspiring English sources

Throwing gently to start will warm up your throwing arm, and throwing too hard too quickly greatly increases the risk of injury to your arm.

Tug the top sheet of paper gently upward to start the ball.

On this, a live version of Empty Corridors, he showcases, as a recent New Band of the Day article put it, a "guitar sound that recalls Drake's complex tunings, while every so often you expect his gently gruff tones to start warbling Martyn's Bless The Weather".

Rub her hand gently with yours to start giving her that loving feeling.

It makes sense to start gently if you're unfit.

However if you're curious to give it a go then my advice is to start gently.

The three Americans met behind closed doors with about 70 of India's wealthiest people Thursday afternoon at the Taj Majal hotel here, for a "giving discussion" meant to start gently preaching the gospel of philanthropy.

To start, gently toss your sprouts with chopped red onion and tomatoes in a mixing bowl.

The plan is to start off gently, combining 15-minute bursts of running with one-minute speed-walking intervals, and pauses to refuel.

In fairness, family films released in the run-up to Christmas tend to start rather gently, picking up steam when schools break up.

Use a clean, wet sponge to start scrubbing gently and get the grime running off.