Sentence examples for tentative trip from inspiring English sources

Thea Sharrock's coolly inquisitive production contains a mesmerising performance from Ruth Gemmell, whose Lucy has a piercing gaze that both attracts and unnerves, and very good ones from Marcus D'Amico as the ambiguously tentative Trip and Bernice Stegers as the ostentatiously charismatic academic.

Secretary of State John F. Kerry has canceled a tentative trip to Cuba two weeks before President Obama visits the communist-ruled nation as diplomats haggle over which Cuban dissidents the president will be allowed to meet.

They made several tentative trips to the neighborhood to see whether they felt comfortable.

And yet in the early 70s, giallo directors made a few tentative trips to England, producing at least one classic of the genre, Lucio Fulci's Lizard in a Woman's Skin.

The prime minister abandoned tentative plans for a trip to China in April after Beijing indicated that he was unlikely to be granted meetings with senior figures.

The presidential trip, still tentative, would follow a visit by Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, who plans to visit Pyongyang by the end of the month, officials said.

But apart from tentative plans for a trip to Pluto and another look at Jupiter's moons, neither of which may actually fly, all the small, fast, cheap missions in the pipeline are to bodies within the orbit of Jupiter.

President Obama, returning from his Asia trip, praised the tentative deal worked out by Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Netanyahu.

That move begat Scott Skiles, who as coach orchestrated the first two post-Jordan playoff trips, including a tentative foray into the second round in 2007.

Instead, he says, the trip is about reconnaissance: a tentative toe on the Tarmac before a first tilt at the full 26.2-mile distance in 2014.

Penney fleshes out her story with a tentative romance and a near-death experience for Ray, a trip to Lourdes for the Janko family and a heap of Gypsy lore for the rest of us.