Sentence examples for warily made from inspiring English sources

The two tribes have warily made common cause, one united by money and the other by rage: there is an unspoken agreement that the white guys are there to handle the white transgressor while the South Asian men will deal their errant daughter.

"You know her?" The four boys eyed one another warily, then made their way into the center of the room to swap Gameboys.

They greeted each other both enthusiastically and warily, each making a small circle, to tune up.

Enough, she wonders warily, to make it unwise to be an artist here, or gay, or a parent who wants her children taught, not preached to, in school?

At a major entrance to the Cheryomushki neighborhood, young men armed with clubs and iron bars warily opened a gate made of large slabs of scrap metal.

Still, the center is warily considering snow-making.

Mr. Fairfield did his job more warily, using dynamics, making his nasal voice dip and rise below his picking and fiddling, saving something for himself, even when dealing out double-entendres about birds.

Still, says Jim warily, "They could make a killing if the offer was made with borrowed money".

Paul warily befriends Miguel and makes him his tour guide and liaison with the shady locals.

Leaders are looking around warily at who might make their problems better and who might make them worse.

"It's been abandoned for 15 years, possibly longer," he said warily, glancing around to make sure no one was watching.