Sentence examples for sticking carefully from inspiring English sources

Early that year, with the Taliban menace still present, she spoke out on television, always sticking carefully to her demand only for schooling.

ALBANY — Press conferences called by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo have a "Wizard of Oz" feel: They are routinely done by conference call, with Mr. Cuomo remaining invisible, a booming authoritative voice sticking carefully to his chosen subject.

Sticking carefully to scripted remarks, unlike many previous occasions, Mr. O'Neill praised Brazil and Uruguay for pursuing sound economic policies, and offered some encouragement but no new help to Argentina, whose economy fell into a swoon late last year after several years of economic struggles.

Today, in two appearances in Las Vegas before flying here for a fund-raiser, Mr. Gore stuck carefully to script.

He stuck carefully to the Treasury's now-familiar mantra of halving the deficit over the next four years, from 11.8% in this financial year, to 5.2% in 2013-14.

Stick carefully to these time limits.

Trump's statements Tuesday came in freewheeling remarks to supporters in Westfield, Ind., after days of sticking to carefully scripted comments in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of five police officers in Dallas.

Unpacking your stick: Carefully unpack your stick.

In his script, the president sticks carefully to the story arc that he and his campaign have tried to lay out in their ads since the spring.

Take out an old stick of RAM and compare it with the new stick carefully.

Using a ruler or meter-stick, carefully draw lines on the canvas in the out line of the map.