gingerly

Gingerly he put his feet back in the water, a little at a time.

I did so gingerly but felt them all turn to look.

As the day went on, I thought of her, but gingerly.

He sat up and then gingerly got to his feet.

Gingerly, she reached out to turn one in the light.

They moved gingerly down the hall toward the living room.

I took my hand gingerly off his arm, but he seemed under control now.

Gingerly, I asked how her own music fit into this.

So far big music companies have moved only gingerly onto the Internet.

The issue had until recently been treated rather gingerly in public.

He brought up a hand and gingerly touched his head.

The general pulled himself away, then gingerly rose to his feet.

She smiled at the gingerly way he moved his head.

He nodded in a gingerly way, then got to work.

He looked up finally and sat back gingerly in the chair.

My mother had told me, the night before, picking her words gingerly.

Howard led them gingerly over to where the child should be.

Rather gingerly, he reached his arm in and felt around.

I gingerly stepped into them and had a hard time at first.

Gingerly, I raised my face to the window, and looked into the room.

He walked into the water and turned to look back at her; she followed him gingerly.

He looked around the room, moving his head in the same slow, gingerly way.

I turned over gingerly and looked at the face of the woman sleeping next to me.

He stepped inside, a little gingerly, she thought, and looked around.

Very gingerly, everybody started to question each other about transport.