Sentence examples for wave cautiously from inspiring English sources

British cinema of the early 1960s was a relentlessly downbeat affair, studiedly realist in a manner pinched from the French New Wave, cautiously unflashy and obsessed with failure.

Critique the wine, cautiously.

You would characterise previous iterations of Killzone as classic cover-shooters, in which you would hunker down behind cover, emerging cautiously to mow down waves of Helghast.

At a rusty oildrum, thin soldiers fingered our papers cautiously then shook hands and waved us through.

New York City's health and mental hygiene commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, said he planned to move cautiously in vaccinating the the first wave of people.

Annie Dillard in An American Childhood says, "You can't test courage cautiously, so I ran hard and waved my arms hard, happy".

Just past noon the surfers cautiously launched their Jet Skis toward the waves.

Nick Weller, chief executive of the Dixons Academies Trust, which last year took over the Kings Science Academy – another of the first wave of free schools to open in 2011 – is more cautiously optimistic, with good reason.

So I will run hard and wave my arms hard, knowing that I am not testing courage cautiously and sometimes a girl learns to bootstrap without the boots.

As discussed in more detail in the final ERA report, the survey results are used cautiously due to concerns about response bias, particularly for the last wave of the survey (Hendra et al. 2011).

"The next day they peeped cautiously out, saw other shades up, found friends across the court, waved and began to relax," Mr. Zinsser wrote.