Sentence examples for walked warily from inspiring English sources

In the commercial capital here in the south, only a few days after riots paralyzed the city, voters walked warily to neighborhood schools to cast their ballots.

A particularly unflinching reference to the massacre of Aborigines occurred during a portion of the ceremony dedicated to the songs, customs and dances of indigenous people as an Aboriginal performer walked warily away from a ship signifying the arrival of European settlers in the late 1700's.

As couples cheerfully foxtrot on a modest outdoor dance floor, she walks warily around the edge and stands on the far side of it.

And yet the association with skinheads and racists was so strong that if I saw anyone wearing the eight-hole or, even worse, the 14-hole boot, I would walk warily past them and assume that they meant me harm.

I sank my chin into my jacket and walked less warily and more briskly.

The son of Italian immigrants, he grew up in the 1950s in the jostling streets of the Bronx, and, after marrying, warily walked a cop's beat in his next home, Yonkers.

She recalled warily walking the district's streets.

DUBLIN, Ohio — For the past two days, golfers have moved through the leafy corridor from the 15th green to the 16th tee at Muirfield Village Golf Club, walking slowly, almost warily, like patients headed to the orthodontist.

"Papers!" he shouted, eyeing passengers warily as he walked up and down the aisle.

Warily, the elephant walked toward us and to the left, fixated on our jeep.

Those of us walking by eye him warily, but do not interfere.