So, more tentatively, does the health-service reform he finally got under way in his second term.
Did you suspect?" and, more tentatively, "Did anything happen to you?" were questions we asked each other after the arrests.
After the second performance in Toronto, in June, Wilson, clutching his notebook, asked me, tentatively, "Does 'Einstein' look old?" I told him that it didn't.
Asked whether she was now free to go home, she told the Guardian tentatively: "I don't know.
Visibly nervous, she tottered around the stage, dancing tentatively and doing nothing that sounded or looked like real live singing.
It's really exactly the way Ben Affleck and I wrote 'Good Will Hunting.' " And how, a reporter tentatively asked, did Mr. Krasinski compare to Mr. Affleck?
Tentatively, Gannon does his best Creedence Clearwater Revival imitation: "Sitting on the end of the bench/waiting for scru-u-u-b time".
Instead, it's a collection of covers of 1970s songs by male artists, and if that weren't sufficiently niche, most are obscure enough for her to tentatively inquire: "Do you know any of these?" Rumer only discovered most of the songs recently, she says – imagine a male singer admitting that – and, to be honest, they're a mixed bag.
Now, spurred by the American Principles Project, at least a dozen states are at least tentatively exploring doing just that.
Heading into the fall, the network hopes newcomers Fringe and the tentatively titled Do Not Disturb will provide just that.
