Sentence examples for to tread around from inspiring English sources

Unwound, these ropes become parallel paths to tread around the stage.

Milford helped bring Zelda to a new generation of acolytes, but she also knew how lightly she had to tread around two people who zealously wrote their own epic.

You had to be a serious junkie to tread around our neck of the woods.

(It was also pretty amusing to watch, as cable TV commentators had to softly tread around the fact that they, too, often pepper their commentary with similar verbal tics).

But Mr Morsi will still have to tread carefully around them and their economic empire.

MARTHA ROSLER Never one to tread lightly around political issues, Rosler calls her installation "a burlesque of a minefield".

Given the troubles that enveloped Roethlisberger and the franchise, the Steelers have had to tread carefully around him.

Even when civilians govern, they are forced to tread lightly around the country's army and intelligence agency.

The conventional wisdom is that this history requires the United States to tread softly around Iranian domestic politics, and not to intervene in moments like this one.

Talks such as The art of eating: Ceramics, food and conversation (14 March) and Burn Baby Burn (25 March) aren't likely to tread carefully around the topic.

Knowing that they will suffer if species decline to the point where they must be listed as threatened, mining companies are learning to tread softly around creatures such as the sage grouse.