now.

And ride carefully, my son.

Well, I examined her carefully.

Now, watch very carefully.

I Have Done Very Careful Checking

Hold on, boys. Be careful.

I'm watching your faces very carefully.

Drive carefully, Mary Ann.

But I've got it carefully worked out.

Answer this, and please answer it carefully.

Then he peers eagerly into his mother's mouth.

He observes very carefully how a whiskey bottle should be touched.

If he holds his lips together, he could draw it carefully, like a horse.

Careful, men. Search every cook and nanny

First, American impatience must be held in check.

Panbanisha, like any human mother, carefully tugs to get the scissors back.

Well, it so happens that I'm in command of 18 competitively selected...

And so we looked into this a little more carefully, and I'm going to show you data now.

I hadn't asked carefully.

But aid will help build peace only if it is carefully used.

Either way, the conservatives must weigh their strategy carefully.

My cousin came from Syria and we carefully planned the trip for about a month.

Finally, the image of consensus that we have now is fragile and must be carefully nurtured.

I've noticed that, sir. Hey Metti giù le mani

But, beyond strategic considerations, something else must be mentioned (with prudence).

Within the realm of religious politics, Khamenei has made careful use of Ahmadinejad s radicalism.

No surprise, then, that governments have sought to manage our expectations carefully.

European diplomats should weigh up the consequences of accommodating Castro s regime.

And when you go on it, if you listen and see carefully and closely enough, what you will discover is that that information is saying something to you.

And then the other one percent is eagerly looking for the formula to apply in that situation.

Now he who betrayed him had given them a sign, saying, Whomever I will kiss, that is he. Seize him, and lead him away safely.

And he that betrayed him had given them a token, saying, Whomsoever I shall kiss, that same is he take him, and lead him away safely.

Realizing that Nyota might get hurt, Panbanisha, like any human mother, carefully tugs to get the scissors back.

The pace of fiscal consolidation should be set with a keen eye on growth and employment.

Turkey must look carefully at the catastrophe unfolding around it in the Middle East.

Most replies received are carefully in support of an OLSA kind of provision in the Instrument.

These trucks are being driven to concentration camp's slaughterhouses that we carefully constructed all across America.

Mousavi must carefully continue his legal campaign, without compromising the trust he has gained from the majority of Iranians.

And every country should think very carefully about what it wishes to communicate about itself.

Furthermore, why do small banks, which have no implicit backing from the government, also have so much leverage?

This would ensure that member nations handle minority issues more sensitively than they do presently.

When questioned, she explained very carefully that he was an experimental investigator, going gingerly over the syilables as one who dreads pitfalls.

So we must hope that the US and British authorities move carefully and do not use their new powers to freeze out foreign competition.

In the light of its primarily humanitarian nature, the draft resolution should be considered with care and should be adopted by consensus.

And when you go on it, if you listen and see carefully and closely enough, what you will discover is that that information is saying something to you.