Sentence examples for to walk carefully from inspiring English sources
The exhibition was cordoned off and visitors had to walk carefully around the perimeter.
Most parts are mercifully well-grazed – but that means you have to walk carefully through herds of cattle.
THERE was a time when I had to walk carefully through the orchard when the apple trees were in bloom.
The pope has sought to walk carefully between the tripwires of Middle East politics, addressing the concerns of Israelis and of Palestinians.
I wanted something more rough-edged, a place where I could throw bold colors onto the wall and didn't have to walk carefully".
One had to walk carefully, to pay attention, because many venders spread their wares directly on the ground, on the sidewalks, right on the edge of the road.
Thus, in such irregular areas, the robot should walk carefully so as not to collapse its footholds.
You walk carefully past huge wooden-framed structures to sit on cushioned risers along two sides of an open floor covered in brown paper.
Steven Rattazzi and Jean E. Taylor, outfitted in urban safari, stand close to the audience as they recite a list of warnings: "Walk carefully and watch where you step.
Walk carefully and always watch where you are going in order to avoid injury.
As Mr. Bush begins to lay out his case anew for the troop buildup in Iraq, he must walk carefully in acknowledging the obvious failures of the Maliki government.
