Sentence examples for the tentatively from inspiring English sources
adverb
Of, or having to do with being tentative.
Something in the tentatively poised way the nanny sits signals that she is at her charge's service.
"The first film explained 'how' the Khmer Rouge did the killing, now this film looks at 'why'," says Sambath, 45, of the tentatively titled Suspicious Minds.
(The prospective mother on the tentatively titled "Make Me a Mum" show would select the winner based on looks, intelligence and genetic compatibility).
But he added, "At this point, no specific connection has been made between the tentatively identified compounds and oil and gas activities".
Only Sunday afternoon games are eligible to be moved to Sunday night, in which case the tentatively scheduled Sunday night game would be moved to an afternoon start time.
The tentatively titled "Barefoot Stories," to be published by Hyperion, is a string of tales about Ms. Spacek's childhood in the South and her rise to fame as the star of films including "Coal Miner's Daughter" and "Carrie".
Upon seeing our last post about announcement invites for the tentatively-titled "Playstation Phone" supposedly going out, a much-trusted tipster just rang us up with the skinny on a recent private event, where they tell us they saw the rumored handset in all of its plasticky-flesh.
Therefore, in this study, we modified the tsunami travel times by 1 min corresponding to a distance of 120 km from the epicenter to the contact point of the back-propagation line and the tentatively-determined tsunami source area (Table 1).
are working on the tentatively-named KIDS Act to address Dreamers.
are working on the tentatively-named KIDS Act to give legal status to Dreamers, but it's not clear if it will include a path to citizenship.
Within the first 10 days of recording, the album's most-complete songs were its most aggressive particularly the tentatively-titled "Tyrannosaurus" (later known as "Hello Tyrannosaurus, Meet Tyrannicide").
