Sentence examples for looking cautiously at from inspiring English sources

A middle-aged lady peers from the window of a downstairs room, looking cautiously at our camera.

"We need your buyoff on this," said Jim Miller, Dr. Allgor's boss, looking cautiously at Ms. Blake.

But it is also because Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has looked cautiously at Taser technology.

"Someone left this camera on," the cat informs us, looking cautiously around the room, and then plaintively at his audience.

Investors are looking cautiously ahead of this Friday's release of the Government report on employment in May.

His hands in his pockets and his wife, Lura Lynn, at his side, he looked cautiously confident, even smiling occasionally.

Kobborg looks cautiously around him.

In fact, rather than accommodating, Mr Modi looks cautiously assertive.

Look cautiously when becoming a member of any group that encourages you to dress, act, or believe in certain things.

Results from clinical trials should be looked at cautiously, especially due to the number of positively associated clinical trials identified and the levels of evidence presented, as these may be subject to selection bias where negative results are not published and therefore are not available to review [ 47, 58].

Back in New Zealand, in his new role at Ngāi te Rangi, he's cautiously looking at how the iwi can invest in the medical industry.