Sentence examples for taste cautiously from inspiring English sources
I miss that, but working the needle exchange helps give me a little bit of a taste, and I taste cautiously.
After cautiously tasting a dozen, I favored the Curfew Punch, a complex creation founded on Zacapa 23 rum and peach brandy.
Always add cautiously, then taste and increase the amount if needed.
Cautiously, I tasted the Afghan's poutine, which was the basic fries-curds-and-gravy dish without embellishments.
He cautiously accepted a taste of cilantro and brightened when he was able to identify it as "something in salsa".
At last, they cautiously approach the tasting counter, muttering things like "A bit early in the day" or "Maybe just one little sip".
She was too cautiously centrist for my taste, too much of a political compromiser, too ready to bow to those "special interests" who would get her husband, or her, elected.
He reacted cautiously, like a child tasting eggplant for the first time, to a softball question about whether the museum would emerge stronger from its bitter six-month feud with Mr. Giuliani.
Cautiously warning that they may not be to everyone's taste, the University of Glasgow has recorded a collection of songs by Robert Burns as they would originally have been performed.
Jonathan Corbett, the buyer who handles (cautiously) specialist chilies for Tesco says that the naga makes a standard hot curry "taste like a bowl of breakfast cereal .The naga has been a runaway success.
