Gingerly Sentence Examples
- Lisa gingerly settled her body on the couch. 
- Rob walked gingerly across the rocks, wincing. 
- She gingerly untangled herself from some thorny vines and tried to stand. 
- Megan gingerly accepted the tool, gripping the smooth wooden handle with both hands. 
- He quickened his step and his breath came in spurts as he gingerly climbed the stairs toward their rooms. 
- She ate gingerly, her head aching from both her hangover and her mental breakdown. 
- She touched a branch gingerly, uncertain if the trees here were sensitive to touch or not. 
- She crept around the bed and leaned on it gingerly, watching for signs of him waking. 
- Fred examined the small bone and handed it back to Cynthia who gingerly dropped it into a small crystal jewelry box on her bureau. 
- Xander gingerly pulled the necklace free and rearranged her hair. Advertisement
- She touched his cheek gingerly. 
- She rifled gingerly through the boxes, afraid of uncovering a stash of tarantula cats. 
- She moved past him and gingerly felt behind the stove until her fingers closed around the shaker. 
- She stared at his broad back, testing a hand full of his Jacket gingerly. 
- Dean gingerly checked the pant's pockets but they were empty. Advertisement
- Turned on and starving, she gingerly crawled across the bed and settled beside him on her belly, pausing guiltily before lapping up the bubbles of blood. 
- Dean smiled as the two walked away and then gingerly mounted his bike, renewing a few aches and minor pains. 
- She gingerly picked the grizzly trophy up from the barn floor and tossed it in the trash bucket. 
- I slid gingerly down a dense bank of undergrowth to a spot where a deep slack on the inside might just hold a barbel. 
- Gingerly, he played out more rope and descended lower, the slope now near-vertical so the toe of his crampon bit into the rock-hard ice. Advertisement
- A group of bikers stopped with a squeal of brakes and ran down the slight embankment to his side just as he gingerly moved himself to a sitting position. 
- Business success is akin to gingerly stepping on eggshells while crossing a minefield with hope that nothing will explode.