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Steve walks warily down the street, with the brim pulled way down low. Ain't no sound but the sound of his feet, machine guns ready to go.

He sat down and took a long rest, torturing himself meantime to keep awake, and then started warily down the homestretch.

The next evening I walked to Joe's house. He was in the garden, tilling the soil, he watched me warily as I walked up.

Veronica was less apt now, Les sensed, to be languid; she carried her wide-hipped, rangy body warily, as if it might detonate.

But the Christians would not be human if they did not regard Hamas rather warily.

In the great tropical harbor of Manila Bay, two groups of men warily approach each other, their hands poised above their weapons.

Mourngrym looked warily all around, hairs prickling on the backs of his hands.

There was a dress of Jennie's lying across a chair, in a familiar way, which caused Miss Kane to draw herself up warily.

Is it surprising that the country thinks fiscal policy is out of control, even to the point of looking warily at extended jobless benefits?

The thickset man shrugged away from the wall as I warily came to a stop, and walked slowly into the street.

Unions like the Teamsters are visible in New York's marches, but their offers of financial support are treated warily.

How much money do you have? asked Pete warily.

In Asia, however, China, Japan, India, Vietnam, the two Koreas, Indonesia and others eye one another warily.

Toby and I stared at each other warily.

Oh, alcohol is always welcome at Christmas, but tread warily if your teacher is American.

Only one knight remained now, and he circled warily as the two warlocks hurled bolts of crackling purple-black darkness at Kejira.

The multinational firms will warily accept invitations to help bring new supplies on stream.

He looked warily about at the quiet oaks. "I thought they were long gone. "

Allies will increasingly call upon the US for assistance as they warily eye ascendant neighbours.

The police watch warily from behind a barricade, clutching bamboo shields and their long wooden lathis.

He warily sneaked out of the house to meet HyukJae on the football ground.

It regarded me warily, then asked if I would like that buttered.

"But I will always be sad because I will not see you anymore, " the child continued warily .

They spoke softly and glanced warily around alleyway corners to make sure no one was eavesdropping.

Warily, the Sydney closed to within a nautical mile, challenging the Kormoran to show a secret signal and prove she was a friend.

The wildebeast returns warily to its watering hole.

Police lingered warily on its edges as young people set up burning barricades and attacked government buildings and banks.

Fearful of this, America has trodden warily in its consideration of how to improve Taiwan's ageing fleet of fighter jets.

A few metres away, a dozen uniformed and plain-clothed police eye them warily.

Recent promises that Russia will remain a reliable energy supplier should be viewed warily.

First, traumatized clients may be watching their advisers more warily.

between the car and window , warily walking , went bloom , unconquered hero.

The withdrawal marks the start of a guerrilla war, it said warily.

New Zealand fur seals swim warily above a great white shark, the largest predatory fish in the seas.

The hikers climbed warily up the dangerous path.

There were a lot of books to sell. She checked them warily for yellow notes, and found only marginalia.

Though officially sanctioned, the dipiao markets are viewed warily by the central leadership.

Great White SharksNew Zealand fur seals swim warily above a great white shark, the largest predatory fish in the seas.

Second, the Chinese government is watching the growing power of the microblogs warily.

But in an emergency, they warily accept, any lifeline will do.

If even the most optimistic scientists are still talking only warily about progress, it's no wonder.

Accordingly, most companies regard the entire issue warily.

The travelers edged warily along the narrow road.

Cancer charities have reacted warily to the research findings.

Anyone who has invested in commodities is watching the markets warily these days.

Dealers and auction houses have approached the internet warily.

Eventually, she settles on the floor and sits watching warily, emitting a low growl.

One reason is that American money-market funds are warily shifting their money out of Europe.

His Republican colleagues regard him warily.

The Chinese chefs and waiting staff seated around the table eyed them warily.

They approached the stranger warily.

He looked warily around.

So the court will tread warily.

Mohammed Ali warily watched the protest.

The truth is that Christians and Communists are circling each other warily.

Those who accept bribes should do so warily.

Watch all about, warily, and the Goddess may give you the gift of continued life.

But you do need to tread warily.

He shaved warily over His chin

Steve walks warily down the street