Sentence examples for tiptoed away from inspiring English sources
City and state officials tiptoed away, too, cutting all funds.
Then, over the next several days, the newspapers slowly tiptoed away from their gleeful proclamations of victory.
Case in point: the climate debate last year, which he framed beautifully in his speeches but then tiptoed away from.
As references to Simon & Garfunkel and Nick Drake became commonplace, Eirik Glambek Boe and Erlend Oye tiptoed away to Ibiza.
Even as Democrats tiptoed away from the red line, eager to kick the can of Sarin down the road, their own harsh rhetoric haunted them.
She wasn't buying it, so at that point I left my hors d'oeuvres on the table behind me and quietly tiptoed away.
At one-thirty, I tiptoed out. . . .
He replaced it in the rack and tiptoed out.
They all tiptoed out before the "Alice" item came up.
As Mikey tiptoed out of the studios, his phone rang.
I walked over to her, covered her with the blanket, and tiptoed out of the room.
