The pair of Madrid stars gingerly walked off the pitch.
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We'll be opening refrigerators very gingerly on April 1, 2018.
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She walked out, gingerly, with the tightest pants in town.
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I was struck by how gingerly Gia handled each item.
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She gingerly avoids putting pressure on her wounded left foot.
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We're told he's walking slowly and gingerly at this point.
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But some bonds are safer than others, so tread gingerly.
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Even wealthy economies have moved gingerly to ban plastic bags.
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Mr. Trumka's answer for the moment is to proceed gingerly.
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Bryant had help as he walked gingerly off the field.
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With daylight he woke and slid gingerly out of bed.
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So too, even more gingerly, have its cowed business leaders.
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I presented my ticket and papers to the conductor gingerly.
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Hillary Clinton walked gingerly to moderator Chris Wallace to shake hands.
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"Stay back!" shouts Vickery, as his team approaches the elephants, gingerly.
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I shifted the truck into drive and gingerly pressed the gas.
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There's something magical about seeing Momoa gingerly holding a homemade muffin.
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Democratic Party leaders on Capitol Hill are treating the issue gingerly.
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She gingerly lies down on the sofa while I sit nearby.
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He is slightly stooped and walks gingerly — hip trouble, he said.
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Amid it all, a surprising participant has gingerly emerged: the Yankees.
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When they first took over, they stepped gingerly around Fox News.
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They have even asked — ever so gingerly — who I am dating.
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An hour later, it was on its feet, walking around gingerly.
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Instead, she approached him gingerly and he escaped the evening unharmed.
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Rescuers are moving gingerly for fear of sparking another cave-in.
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It is easy to understand why Citi's top brass are treading gingerly.
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They gingerly approach their end point and finally make it to safety.
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Doctors gingerly pump his chest, hoping to start the minutes-old heart.
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He gingerly touched one of the pizza stands, marveling at its sturdiness.
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I gingerly take a sip and it tastes like buttery, smooth bourbon.
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Ellsbury gingerly went home after Brian McCann hit a two-out double.
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The Trump administration may untie its hands internationally by stepping gingerly domestically.
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We step gingerly over a girl sitting to fix her broken shoe.
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On its thousand-acre grounds deer step gingerly between oaks and maples.
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"All right, there we go," he says, stepping gingerly into the street.
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Gingerly, from behind the skull, he removed a small metal ray gun.
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Mr. Powell tiptoed gingerly around tax cut questions at his confirmation hearing.
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When children try a variety of options, they approach unfamiliar foods less gingerly.
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My setup is placed gingerly atop my overturned suitcase on a coffee table.
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Mahomes went through stretches, and then moved gingerly while throwing and delivering handoffs.
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Lorinda Stahley, the nurse manager for the emergency department, approached the victims gingerly.
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In another, he gingerly cuts a man's hair at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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He takes me gingerly in his arms as if we are awkward teenagers.
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Gingerly I perchto avoid splintersfrom knife-whittled slatswhere TK luvs LM 4 ever.
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"One might argue that some material deserves to be treated gingerly," Thorpe says.
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They also removed the chart—ever so gingerly—from its heavy linen backing.
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Iran has slowly, and gingerly, broken through the restrictions agreed under the deal.
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Within a few minutes, I've got one hand grasped gingerly on the zipper.
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One of the animals gingerly tiptoed toward a baby in a stroller, sniffing.
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So when I gingerly asked Mr. Walker if anyone had, he was appalled.
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Cosby -- cane in hand -- was gingerly guided into the courthouse by 2 bodyguards.
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" Tengler stressed that when it comes to buying stocks, she's "gingerly stepping in.
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Everyone started digging furiously around it, gingerly removing snow from the man's face.
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Chychrun stayed down while Doan got up and skated gingerly to the bench.
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"Of course," Gordon said, pulling on his pants gingerly, navigating his sore back.
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He was at a friend's home in Seattle and he approached the computer gingerly.
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I received the cup gingerly, like a sacrament, and passed up my credit card.
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It suggests many are novices, gingerly placing their first bets against the global economy.
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Like politics, race and religion, net neutrality is an issue to be broached gingerly.
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No details of her love life are reported, though she liked men, if gingerly.
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But Facebook's "disputed" tag also shows how gingerly the company is approaching this stuff.
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This time around, the Fed has moved gingerly and financial markets have responded calmly.
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And some other places are more relaxed and spend time more gingerly and relaxed.
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It's no surprise that Republicans are trying to gingerly convince him to get past this.
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As I take my first bite and start to gingerly chew, I realize he's right.
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So, the rascal gingerly reaches up and touches one of the (now piss-soaked) buttons.
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Bemusement was my primary emotion as I gingerly approached the glass enclosure and peered down.
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Dr. Kornfeld gingerly locked up his bike ... a weird coincidence given Prince's love of bicycles.
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Nicole gingerly pulled Anias out of his car seat and carried him into their home.
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Moving gingerly from horizontal to vertical is one of the only character traits he has.
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A young man beside her gingerly touched deep gashes on the back of his neck.
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The Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, experimented more gingerly with new payment systems.
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"Her left hand was on her heart, like this," he said, gingerly touching his chest.
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But perhaps no college has had to handle the effort as gingerly as Ole Miss.
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He moved slowly, gingerly, through the Capitol, leaning on a pair of crutches for support.
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Yet he moved gingerly and flexed his leg after plays in which he ran hard.
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Pulling the batting helmet gingerly over his dual hearing aids, he strides to the plate.
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But he has begun to reintroduce himself gingerly, with dates in San Francisco in 2018.
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And given the opportunity to criticize Trump for his attacks on judges he moved gingerly.
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Removing it gingerly, he stations himself several feet away and reaches out with a fork.
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The ashes of Prince were gingerly carried away from the mortuary where he was cremated.
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But it gingerly stepped around identifying the woman in charge, who had declined to be interviewed.
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"The Affair" star was spotted Tuesday walking gingerly with assistance as she headed down some steps.
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He struggled to get off the floor and after several minutes walked gingerly off the court.
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He ran gingerly to first base and trainer Steve Donahue immediately popped out of the dugout.
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My grandfather would pluck them one by one, gingerly slicing and squeezing them to make juice.
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A week after the blowback had driven me offline, I gingerly limped back onto the web.
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Yet there was Matt Lauer, stepping forward gingerly to run a finger over the athlete's biceps.
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On television, Clinton supporters continue to gingerly humor the senator, insisting he should take his time.
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She was wearing a Toledo Mud Hens T-shirt and moving gingerly because of back pain.
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"They're hardy," he said of the bees as we wove our way, gingerly, through tall cactuses.
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He grimaced after the play and paused briefly before jogging back gingerly to rejoin his teammates.
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One former fighter wore a hearing aid; another moved gingerly with the aid of a walker.
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She walked gingerly, the result of a back busted by a bad car accident in April.
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Emi Escobar, 10, walked gingerly as she returned to her tent after using a portable toilet.
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Granted, I've been using it even more gingerly than its predecessor, but so far, so good.
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The routine was light, to be sure, as Ginsburg gingerly completed rotational exercises and some stretching.
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In Dubai in February, Woods appeared to be moving gingerly but said he felt fine physically.
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I remember how cold it felt when I gingerly stepped on it, how it seemed so scary.
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You don't walk gingerly down a sidewalk so that you don't wear out the concrete, do you?
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He gingerly attempted to recreate the pose — which is to say, it's possible, but not particularly convenient.
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Recently, a multinational team of Israelis, Palestinians and Georgians worked gingerly, using detectors and armored mechanized equipment.
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He's been walking gingerly but is somehow now tied for the lead at four-under through 12.
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When the burger gets gingerly doused in sulfuric acid, we witness its intriguing, gross, black decay. Science!
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I peel off the adhesive strip of two sanitary pads and gingerly stuff them down my jeans.
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The covered stage kept the performers relatively dry (though they stepped gingerly on the slick lower stage).
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You shower, gently wash your face, and then gingerly press a cooling sheet mask to your face.
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Jesse Zaritt dresses Massimiliano Balduzzi gingerly, as if putting clothes on a child; the others follow suit.
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Dr. Ebina gingerly inserted a tube down Hoppy's throat, intubating him to make sure he could breathe.
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Right on cue, Washington has moved gingerly through phases one and two of its emergency contingency plan.
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The engineers moved gingerly on the deserted streets among downed power lines and crumbled bits of sidewalk.
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The era of American hyper-power is ending, Russia is back and China is gingerly stepping in.
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At times this involves female characters testing, gingerly if fleetingly, the limits of that construct called femininity.
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"As you can see I'm up and walking, albeit gingerly," he said, while recording in his bedroom.
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It was Harvard's first foray into blending entrepreneurship and academics, and the institution ventured into the matter gingerly.
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InSight is equipped with a robotic arm that will gingerly place the two instruments away from the lander.
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You can walk gingerly, even reverentially, among the spheres, or you can gaze at them, entranced, from afar.
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Climbing gingerly up a dune, she surveyed the landscape, consulting her map and compass and made a judgment.
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It's fascinating technology, if a little unsettling to see the robot gingerly pick its way across the blocks.
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But he was not able to turn the politicians who were gingerly using his ideas into true believers.
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You should also have excellent judgment in order to gingerly carry some of the most risky endeavors possible.
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Through delicate brushstrokes, Xie captures the sense of reverence one experiences while gingerly leafing through ancient, fragile papers.
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Ms. Mohammed attached the bombs and gingerly lowered them into the well, praying it was filled with water.
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I asked about it, and his wife bent down, removed it gingerly and placed it in my hand.
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Many are moving into the field gingerly, slathering their products with safeguards that they say reduce the creepiness.
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The N.C.A.A. said it would amend its rules to allow Haas to play, and he warmed up gingerly.
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"We'll go gingerly, very carefully, introducing people to the technology and looking at their reactions," Mr. Yett said.
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The girls gingerly placed their vouchers on such rations as marshmallows, a pork chop and a dead fish.
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He gripped the arms of a wooden chair behind the defense table, gingerly rising for the jury's arrival.
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The justices have treated the case gingerly, almost certainly because they fear a deadlock without a ninth justice.
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They rummaged through leaves, carefully inspected the headstones, and gingerly reached into tree trunks, hoping to find something amazing.
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She made due, though, power walking around the course and gingerly stepping over the hurdles as she approached them.
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He continued: Already naked, I lie sidelong on the examining table, And he gingerly spreads my now withered buttocks.
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Geeta and her friends lined up and their neighbors embraced them gingerly, barely grazing one another with their arms.
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Kim gingerly approached the Khloé Kardashian, uh, issue, which is currently being broadcast on Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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Gina's daughter and husband both act very wary around her—as if gingerly walking on thin ice—but why?
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Sweep your favorite blush (we used MAC Gingerly) across the outer corners of your eyes and into your crease.
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He'll track the toy and then roll, lift his head and stretch ever so gingerly with his right hand.
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Entrepreneurs gingerly try to tip toe around or out of a problematic situations due to the fear of failing.
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In the real world, where Twitter gives any bozo 280 characters, you may need to vet the situation, gingerly.
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All Mayweather could do was laugh his way through the embarrassment, as he gingerly got up from the ground.
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He then stepped gingerly around Garfield, the farm's cat and the second-most-popular animal here (sorry, Giant's Causeway).
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Tway, 30, walked gingerly around the Kapalua Plantation and at times looked like he might not complete the round.
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She sat up, gingerly moving her head, then beamed and impulsively hugged the doctor, vigorously and with both arms.
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Contract workers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Pantex facility gingerly remove the plutonium cores from retired nuclear warheads.
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One actor positioned himself gingerly on top of the other, his face in the crook of his partner's neck.
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When I met with him, though, he moved gingerly around his dining-room table, unable to sit for long.
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Moving gingerly, I hovered to one side, trying not to get in the way as Coblentz injected her spheres.
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He moves gingerly, convincingly portraying a man betrayed by the body that once brought him, and others, much joy.
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"I was being offered everything," she said, gingerly pouring cream into teacups of Earl Grey and passing them around.
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He gingerly picks up portions of potato fry bread dough and gracefully places them in a bubbling Dutch oven.
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She paused for a moment, looked around, then stepped gingerly down the other side, over a tangle of barbed wire.
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Weinstein walked past a group of photographers and into the courthouse with Brafman after stepping gingerly out of an SUV.
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Still wearing a suit jacket, he planted his bare left leg on a table and gingerly eased in a syringe.
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Big-picture books by Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson, Thomas Piketty, and Branko Milanovic move gingerly in the right direction.
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Dad brakes, jumps out, gingerly lifts the liberator off Gran's lap, and deposits him in the road, jumps back in.
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SAP is moving gingerly to reassure its employees while also seeking to avoid tussling publicly with the new U.S. administration.
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I imagine her gingerly tending to a whiskey and cigarette, as though none of this really irks her at all.
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Ever since the Reagan era, they have done so gingerly for fear of "big government" attacks wielded effectively by conservatives.
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I leaned over and gingerly picked him up and then sat down in a chair to give him a cuddle.
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It's striking how gingerly Age of Empire doled-out its new concepts and units over the course of those campaigns.
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Gusts of 40 knots or more blew sand into our eyes as we made our way gingerly to the water.
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But in the script, Theon starts the scene by gingerly touching a bruise on his face left from Yara's headbutt.
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But all manner of wars begin gingerly, only to migrate quickly out of control due to factors no one anticipated.
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Their turn toward Catholicism occurred as the Church, on the cusp of Vatican II, was gingerly making peace with modernity.
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Little beads of sweat collected on foreheads as children gingerly pulled off their skates, and the snowflake décor felt confused.
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While foreign dollars have long backed venture capital funds, overseas investors are gingerly poking at directly investing in startups, too.
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He was helped off the field, walking gingerly, with the crowd seemingly stunned by an injury to their team's star.
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It shows me bent over the kitchen counter gingerly disengaging a bell-shaped cookie from a large piece of dough.
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She was also cast in two larger romantic roles that the studios gingerly edited to appease the sensibilities of moviegoers.
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The sound of her crying baby is in the background as she hobbles gingerly, wincing audibly at particularly painful movements.
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Koni's grandfather took out his knife and gingerly took out the quill, which would have kept the lion from hunting.
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In addition, the People's Bank of China has been gingerly nudging up money market interest rates, most recently in December.
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Even wealthy urbanites visit to lay their anxieties at the feet of the buried saint, tiptoeing gingerly through the crowds.
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But the era in which the Fed has moved so gingerly toward tighter money looks to be ending this week.
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He spoke as 16 rescue teams from across Taiwan gingerly worked their way through the top layers of the collapsed complex.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechUsing its robotic arm, the InSight lander gingerly placed a hexagonal device onto the smooth Martian surface yesterday.
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Each man gingerly entering the room, wrapping a hand around a complimentary craft beer for the comfort of a familiar object.
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Stagehands laid out a horse-shaped pool float for Mason to gingerly step into, before they lifted him into the air.
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It's cord is an impressive 25 feet that gently and gingerly goes back into place with a tap of a button.
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Now several firms are working to harness the energy and mitigate the dangers by gingerly extracting the methane from the lake.
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In "Self Portrait," silver tiles are gingerly positioned next to burnt-black and glistening tiles of acrylic that recall volcanic rock.
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I gingerly ask him what he was convicted of, but he has no absolutely no problem talking about it with me.
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Instead of bluefin tuna, you eat skate, cooked gingerly to keep the appealing gelatinous softness, under celery and batons of apple.
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But leaders in both parties are approaching Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump gingerly, fearful that strong-arm tactics might foster resentment.
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Why it matters: Europe is starting out its threatened retaliation gingerly, affecting only a few billion dollars worth of American goods.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — I saw Robert De Niro at a party in New York recently and approached him gingerly.
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In December, Chris Corning qualified for the Olympics despite hip and back injuries, and he gingerly stepped onto the podium afterward.
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They walk gingerly across the toppled gates and flattened roofs that provide the only flat surfaces in much of the neighborhood.
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Boone supported that idea, but also sounded like a manager who had just seen his closer walk gingerly off the field.
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In recent months, Mr. Franken has gingerly waded back into public life, after sinking into what he called a clinical depression.
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They were gingerly handcuffed, jailed for more than four hours and charged with disorderly conduct, which carried a 15-day sentence.
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Cespedes left gingerly after running toward second base during a double play and had his thigh heavily wrapped after the game.
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She reveals the number gingerly, aware of the prurience it will evoke, but also to confront "the truth" of her body.
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You don't need a rustic table with a centerpiece and leaves gingerly sprinkled under plates to have a legit fall meal.
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When Offred finds a kindred spirit, Ofglen (Alexis Bledel), each must gingerly unpeel the layers of piety she maintains for appearances.
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Tyson's learning to walk on grass, and is gingerly prancing around his enclosure under the watchful eye of his new fans.
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As for vote shaming (sorry, I mean social validation), she tried to gingerly remind contacts that their voting history was public.
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If it's Blandino, or Ed Hochuli, or maybe even Roger Goodell himself gingerly breaking it down, we want that goddamned video.
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These were gingerly moved aside and the smell of the first hot steam from the roasting chicken nestled below shot upward.
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Wearing a life jacket is mandatory, so we slide on the cold, wet vests and gingerly climb into the rocky, freezing water.
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At the same time, authorities have moved cautiously to avoid actions that would hurt economic growth, gingerly raising short-term interest rates.
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But before I could so do, I had to gingerly wipe down the top and bottom with wet and dry paper cloths.
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Sanders drove home his left-wing message, and Clinton generally found herself tapping gingerly to the left rather than standing her ground.
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Over the last few years, the Pokémon series has gingerly offered the mostly Pikachu-occupied spotlight to a handful of other characters.
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Still, Doll contended, the Fed will "gingerly move forward" while keeping an eye on the variables that could cause any major waves.
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All the same, authorities are moving cautiously to avoid knocking economic growth, gingerly raising short-term interest rates while tightening regulatory supervision.
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Finau was cleared to play Thursday, and though he was walking somewhat gingerly, his game somehow did not show any ill effects.
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Herrera, the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Book Critics Circle Award, has also gingerly ventured into the digital age.
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High Maintenance is ostensibly about weed and weed culture, a topic wrapped in political overtones, especially as we gingerly move towards legalization.
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"If the longtang of Shanghai knew how far they've come," she said, shaking her head, and then gingerly bit into another dumpling.
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Many GOP candidates, who have to balance party pressures along with their appeals to suburban female voters, are stepping gingerly (The Hill).
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Our pace slowed to a crawl as we gingerly high-stepped among trees downed by wind and strewn about like scattered matchsticks.
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At a place called Devils Pass, we gingerly negotiated a gangplank of shattered stone as the trail narrowed over a shadowy gorge.
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"These guys are one of the heroes of the story," he says, as he gingerly places the dung beetle into its hole.
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"Since we were kids, I chose white, you chose black," Christina says gingerly, trying not to anger Van but also being condescending.
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I fetched some and gingerly placed it on the plastic green checkerboard tablecloth, the kind mostly reserved for Irish bars and wakes.
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The chief sat gingerly on a carved wooden stool, adjusting his riga with one hand, then turned his full attention to Yorick.
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Now, perhaps for the last time, gingerly and with public opinion on his side, as usual, Akihito was pushing the politicians again.
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After making a play in the second inning, he walked gingerly off the field, down the dugout steps and left the game.
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Ever so gingerly, I eased my hands underneath the patient's heart, cradling it as delicately as if it were a Fabergé egg.
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When I worked at The Times in the early 1990s, we wrote about the scandals swirling around her gingerly, almost with distaste.
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He stepped gingerly on a late afternoon along the rushing Quassaick, its water bubbling and roaring as it churned toward the Hudson.
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Next, gingerly place your item on the rack and hop away as the bulky mass of clothing springs back to envelop it.
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At one point, Hill gingerly observed a truth familiar to all women: men pay less attention to us when we get angry.
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Using their limited knowledge from infrequent fire drills and holding on to handrails, employees gingerly crept down the stairs, Ms. Sale said.
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It was illuminating — not for anything Woods said, but for what the viewers could plainly see: Woods gingerly settling into a chair.
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The pythons were then tracked to their nest chambers in aardvark burrows, where they were observed with infrared video cameras gingerly lowered inside.
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With the aid of crutches outfitted with special pads, Stow was able to gingerly walk a couple hundred feet on the warm sand.
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Gingerly, I take Ludo out of his carrier while Lisa winces (I have a history of dropping animals, but it's usually their fault).
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Visitors step gingerly across, looking down at bits of dirty cotton wool, phone cables, amplifiers, hospital sinks, broken eggs and unsettling brown stains.
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THROUGHOUT May, books will be taken from their cramped, dusty confines in the old National Library of Greece and gingerly placed on trolleys.
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Instead, it seems much more likely that Trump and Republican Party leaders will approach each other gingerly, like dogs sniffing each other's hindquarters.
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As prices stabilized this year some oil producers have started gingerly hiring again, though on a smaller scale than during the boom years.
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And so it came to pass that Chewbacca Mom stepped gingerly into the public debate over race, guns and the police this weekend.
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Mr. Trump's team appears to be grooming Tiffany — gingerly — to pitch in on the campaign trail in the coming weeks, particularly with millennials.
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The central bank kept its target funds rate near zero for seven years before gingerly adding three quarter-point hikes since December 2015.
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In the pitch-blackness, I groped my way to the edge of the bed and stretched out gingerly on the left-hand side.
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The same Republican gargoyles who once tore Anita Hill limb from limb knew they had to tread gingerly, with women at the barricades.
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In the residual tenderness of our collapsing relationship, she had lowered herself onto me gingerly, as if she were sliding into cold water.
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Gingerly, she took both of my hands into hers, looked at me knowingly and, without saying a word, gave me a folded note.
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Manager Aaron Boone and the trainer Steve Donahue bounced out of the dugout and accompanied Gardner as he gingerly walked toward first base.
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One by one, he gingerly removed pieces of paper from the bag, the records that documented the last months of his daughter's life.
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While in Afghanistan, Mr. Buttigieg spent many days gingerly making his way through Kabul on convoy security in a heavily armed Land Cruiser.
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In the locker room afterward, the mood was no less festive, even as Barkley gingerly tried putting a sock over his injured ankle.
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In the locker room afterward, the mood was no less festive, even as Barkley gingerly tried putting a sock over his injured ankle.
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One of the benefits of a helicopter is you can go much slower -- even 15 mph -- to gingerly avoid terrain if you're uncertain.
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A girl in pink shorts no more than five years old — one of five children on the ship — was cradled gingerly by an official.
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But like Obamacare, it's designed to minimize middle-class tax increases while stepping gingerly around people's fear of change and mistrust of the government.
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Amina Ali gingerly steps out of the back of one, led by the hand, her face covered in a black headscarf with silver sequins.
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On the roof of one stall, a man clutching a butterfly net in one hand crept gingerly on all fours toward a perched escapee.
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Yet Facebook has moved gingerly in its efforts to curate news or weed out fake stories, as such efforts disproportionately affect right-leaning pieces.
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Parise's head appeared to hit the ice and he laid face down for several minutes before skating gingerly back to the bench with help.
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Gennett walked gingerly as he was helped off the field on Friday, and he was later taken from the dugout on a golf cart.
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On the Rue Royale in the heart of Paris, half a dozen laborers gingerly replaced glass panes on the front of a Dior store.
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As I gingerly used a gel bait tube handed to me by DeVries, he ran down the rough costs of decent cockroach self-management.
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Gossip hounds won't find much to feast on here; the film deals with Ledger's demons very gingerly when it deals with them at all.
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He describes his mild shame when, having abandoned an ice-cream sandwich to treat a dying patient, unsuccessfully, he gingerly reclaims the melting dessert.
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So he is gingerly nudging fashion-forward men awake, challenging them to take back their sartorial independence in a culture that lamely celebrates sameness.
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Travis was the last to be introduced, and he entered the room gingerly on the arms of his wife and longtime producer Kyle Lehning.
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Gingerly holding Hootie, Merritt said, "He will need work after the show in Toronto," where the production will conclude at the end of June.
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As a young generation of Western-educated art professionals breaks unprecedented ground, they are gingerly balancing an Islamic society's conservative values with freewheeling art.
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The path to the top is so narrow and steep, climbers have to step very gingerly around others who have fallen ill or died.
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I was here to collect a small bag of these nuts, but I proceeded gingerly, with one eye fixed on the great tree's canopy.
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Belanger, who is fine-boned with bright blue eyes and a quality of ethereal, radiant lightness, maneuvers deftly around the space, gingerly moving objects.
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But they have stepped gingerly around advice for another group of Americans also at special risk from the infection: those with chronic health conditions.
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But she moves gingerly, and Justice Clarence Thomas often takes her hand to help her descend the three steps behind the bench after arguments.
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Each rare plant she acquires can, if properly nurtured, turn into a business opportunity, by selling cuttings she gingerly takes to fellow collectors online.
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A forgotten picture of my mom smiling while laying on a couch, in her final months, was gingerly placed in the Spark Joy folder.
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I take one down and cradle it gingerly in my hands: "George Eliot's Life as Related in Her Letters and Journals," by J.W. Cross.
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For all of Mr. Trump's characteristic bluster, the self-described king of the deal is treading gingerly on the actual policies in the bill.
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In shaky cell phone video seen by CNN, a witness stepped gingerly over ruined homes and around still-burning vehicles in Ogossagou, central Mali.
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As I stood before a slightly foggy bathroom mirror a few weeks ago, my fingers gingerly grasped a few strands of freshly washed hair.
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The Supreme Court justice was all smiles Friday morning in D.C. as she walked gingerly to her car ... presumably heading off to the office.
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As I gingerly tore through the thin and shiny-white plastic packaging, I was struck by just how orange it was — not garish, but glowing.
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Around 100 men sleep on the second deck this evening, spooning one another to lie down, with others gingerly stepping over to use the bathroom.
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It was not until Petronio gingerly peeled off his satin gloves, however, that it was evident this body was not what we thought it was.
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For hours into the night, they gingerly removed rubble and held their breath every time they heard a groan or a creak of the slabs.
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When you gingerly lift a tall boy of Budweiser out of your bodega's fridge, what you'll really be lifting is a tall boy of America.
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The system has come a long way since it began life as a jury-rigged demo with an office phone placed gingerly atop a MacBook.
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He is gingerly pumping his Magnum-sized vertical sausage stuffer as the water-balloon-like lamb casing attached to it increases in length and width.
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During her term, Yellen has been responsible for gingerly moving the Fed off the ultra-accommodative monetary policy it has followed since the financial crisis.
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It is inspiring talent agents, writers, producers and parents to gingerly explore a frontier within a frontier as they bring young actors into the fold.
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It does so gingerly, knowing that its path from 21998 to the present day is strewn with agonies: years of civil war and terrorist bloodshed.
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INJURIES Bears: RB Tarik Cohen (ankle) and DT Akiem Hicks (knee) walked off gingerly with two minutes left after he was hurt rushing the quarterback.
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In June, he and Yeganeh hosted Anthony Bourdain, along with his substantial CNN crew, for a televised tour of Iran's food and, gingerly, its politics.
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" In his minimalistic apartment in a quiet neighbourhood in Etobicoke, his dog fumbles around playfully, while Anders gingerly holds out his hand for a "paw.
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Ms. Handel, a Republican, is relying on the district's sharply Republican tilt, relentlessly linking Mr. Ossoff to a national Democratic Party he has handled gingerly.
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Senior officials, led by John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, have gingerly urged the president to stick to a script vetted through official channels.
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And though Morgan walks off the rough landing, her body, gingerly stiff and wobbling unevenly, is what I think it looks like to silently scream.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell waded gingerly into the debate over tariffs, saying that countries embracing protectionism fare worse than those that are more open.
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On Tuesday, Gilles Le Gendre, the leader of Republic on the Move in parliament, gingerly blamed the Yellow Vests for the incidents targeting his members.
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"Khanaki-1, guard the camp until I return" I say to my robodog, slinging my bag over my shoulder and picking up the cube gingerly.
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Craig, wanting to ease Marlo's burden after the birth, gingerly asks his sister if he can "give" her a night nurse as a baby gift.
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I remember some nurses at St. Paul's Hospital gingerly washing my white legs—someone had written the word "nigger" on them while I was passed out.
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The other involves wider reforms, which might address Catalan grievances over money and powers; Mr Rajoy has gingerly agreed to examine these issues after the election.
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In fact, just before he breaks loose with his doughnuts, Ballard gingerly deposits his little riding companion on the sidelines so she can watch the show.
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He opened the box and gingerly pulled out a sleek black-and-white device with two large buttons: a prototype for the new Xbox Adaptive Controller.
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That's why Republicans have had to treat him gingerly through all his ugliness, and why they will have to continue to do so after the election.
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It took me days to go through it, gingerly, a page at a time, and blushing with embarrassment for him every ridiculous sentence of the way.
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Even then, she broaches the subjects gingerly; discussing the meanings of certain songs vaguely or quickly before moving on to pull the lens out much wider.
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As the Fed has gingerly hiked rates and run down its balance sheet, France's unhappy experience three centuries ago suggests there's an accident waiting to happen.
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LeMahieu, who fouled a ball of his right knee on Friday, left Sunday's game before the start of the bottom of the third inning, walking gingerly.
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It's worth highlighting that Gianforte is only gingerly walking back his story after Fox News reporters published eye-witness accounts supporting Jacobs's version of the fight.
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The Queen's second son laughed and said he wanted it a few feet forward and jokingly said, "No pressure," as Garty gingerly inched the car forward.
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Here is Reed's end zone catch, gingerly sent by Kirk Cousins, which sees Reed's coverage scrambling to keep up—even after breaking into a full sprint.
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Lewinsky says she hopes new documentary will ensure her experience 'never happens to another young person' Lewinsky treads gingerly around the intimate aspects of her story.
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"Republicans typically handle immigration gingerly in an election year, as they try to appeal to Hispanic voters, independents and moderates across divergent districts," the Times notes.
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Amid a storm of camera flashes, Izumi Kawanishi, head of the company's artificial intelligence and robot group, gingerly lifted the droid out of its cocoonlike packaging.
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I read the story a half-dozen times, then stepped gingerly through the yard, wondering if every ant I squashed spelled doom for civilization in 3924.
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On the other hand, despite his strike zone, Judge also led the league in walks, perhaps because of pitchers throwing gingerly to avoid his massive blasts.
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Moments later, center Brock Nelson gingerly skated off after being hit in the left leg on a knee check from Ian Cole that drew a penalty.
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Bey gingerly slid into the role of a Hindu deity, but since most of us think she's God anyway, this wasn't so much of a stretch.
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Just six hours after having surgery to repair a torn hip labrum, Jones pedaled gingerly, a black brace wrapped around her waist and down her thigh.
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Just about anyone who has stepped ashore on this island has been attacked with bows and arrows and anthropologists are warning the government to move gingerly.
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The family had four red plastic cups and four black plastic bowls that Shayla treated like fine china, gingerly centering them in front of each seat.
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Given how gingerly the company insists users act with the device, my issue doesn't appear to be particularly widespread — good news for Samsung on that front.
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It's still a self-balancing board, so when you turn the Swagtron on and step gingerly onto the two rubberized pads, it will balance you automatically.
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In one makeshift port and then another there is splashing and disembarking and then cries and hugs as babies are gingerly passed from hand to hand.
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Inside the town's whitewashed church, tourists step gingerly across carpets of fresh pine needles as copal incense and smoke from hundreds of candles fill the air.
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Come sit with me in the quiet car, where I type this column as gingerly as possible so as not to infuriate my fellow flesh monsters.
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Mark Michaels, the fifth-generation chief executive of the jewelry retailer that bears his name, said his company moved gingerly into selling synthetic diamonds in September.
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We guided you gently through cuffing season—like your first boyfriend gingerly taking your hand and placing it on his crotch—but we got it wrong.
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After Lee gingerly pushes through a half-mirror, half-wall revolving door, psychedelic visions of reflected imagery expand and contract as characters move through the maze.
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Still, the method will be introduced gingerly, limited at first to select district hospitals and medical colleges and then expanded next year to hospitals throughout the country.
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I have always swiped on regular stick deodorant gingerly, since I'm aware of the murky scientific associations between aluminum and breast cancer, and parabens and endocrine disruption.
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Clinton needs to dance gingerly around lambasting Sanders as a tax hiking job-destroyer or a soft-on-crime pinko lest she divide her own electoral coalition.
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Bogaerts scored from first on a David Ortiz double in the fifth, but rounded third base gingerly and was seen rubbing his left leg in the dugout.
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When they go to mate with the female spider they sort of gingerly extend their pedipalps toward her, without having to go for genitalia-to-genitalia contact.
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In the back of her Manhattan studio, steps away from the East Village, bookbinder and restorer Judith Ivry gingerly pulls open an early 20th-century seed book.
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And the device will serve you well for years — there are still six-year-old, first-generation iPads rattling around, gingerly serving up web pages and emails.
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Once in the open, the beast and its rider gingerly step over fallen trees and navigate creeks of melted snow, seemingly oblivious to a late winter chill.
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Having erred in deploying riot police to try to prevent an illegal independence referendum called by the Generalitat on October 1st, the government is proceeding more gingerly.
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Ronaldo joined his teammates on the dais and, gingerly, stepped to the front to raise the trophy as fireworks and streamers and sparklers lit up the night.
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Mr. Capriles looked over at his little girl, who was gingerly stepping around scattered blankets on the floor toward the open arms of one of his cousins.
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A few have begun to gingerly explain to their bosses that they might be getting to work an hour or two — or maybe three — later than usual.
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I gingerly used the suction pads on the bottom of the "slipper" to stick it to the floor in my shower and wiggle each foot in it.
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Any unpleasant odors are confined to an airtight production facility, where employees in white hazmat suits gingerly handle clear plastic bags filled with a mud-colored slurry.
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Sanctions and threats certainly do not encourage the Cuban government to risk more political space for critics and independent journalism, which is practiced gingerly on web platforms.
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The kids were having too much fun for us to abandon the baths, so I gingerly went from pool to pool, trying to ignore my throbbing ribs.
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Things like soaking precious beans overnight, shucking pounds of fresh peas from their pods, and gingerly trimming thorny raw artichokes to steam and eat with clarified butter.
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When she speaks about industry leaders like Ryan Murphy, the creator of Scream Queens, she treads carefully, gingerly selecting each word like fruit at a farmer's market.
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Soon the cubes were donned, and the performers were off, walking gingerly along sidewalks and making their way to Astor Place's reinstalled sculpture of a huge cube.
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Such cavalier disregard for his personal safety had the terraces roaring their approval, even if Thiem ultimately lost the point and trudged back to the baseline gingerly.
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James walked gingerly off the court on Christmas Day and video showed him wincing near the bench and telling trainers "I felt a pop" regarding the injury.
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His successor, Janet Yellen, put a halt to the money printing and began the process of gingerly rolling off the bond portfolio acquired through the three rounds.
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He walked back to his suitcase and gingerly removed a fantastical divining rod—gold in color, with a small, rocket-shaped glass capsule attached to its tip.
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Others openly, if gingerly, contradicted Hanoi's official narrative, which holds that it was a noble national liberation struggle, period, with all atrocities committed by the other side.
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Indeed, Ryan and Trump are beginning to move gingerly toward a political marriage neither of them chose, and it's not clear how or whether it will work.
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Barkley was walking gingerly and had ice and a wrap on his left leg, but head coach Pat Shurmur said later in the day the injury was minor.
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When the first 25 minute session is over, Rebecca gingerly tells me that some people feel the so-called "discomfort" more acutely in the flanks than the belly.
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The robot can gingerly poke out block after block from the tower, relying on feedback from a camera and — in a novel twist — its own sense of touch.
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HBO, on the other hand, has improved its streaming capabilities and services, but it has only gingerly expanded its content production, allowing it to maintain its deluxe sheen.
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As Davis struggled with her feet, Halep nervelessly saved all three match points for a galvanizing hold before Davis removed her footwear and walked gingerly to her chair.
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It moved a bit more gingerly through the world than the human drivers I know, but if I closed my eyes I might not have noticed a difference.
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In December 2012, the Warriors extended Curry's contract, gingerly — a four-year deal worth $44 million that made him just the fifth-highest-paid player on the team.
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The institutes offer instruction in Chinese language and culture—and encourage faculty and administrators to step gingerly around issues considered taboo, to prevent the loss of their funding.
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The gingerly treatment of the secessionists gave the impression—more, it created the reality—that treason in defense of slavery was a forgivable, even "honorable," difference of opinion.
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To cross, hundreds of cyclists had to carry their bikes, or roll them, as they stepped gingerly, silently and in single file, as if in a church procession.
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WASHINGTON — While the two Koreas were gingerly reopening a border hotline, President Trump was gleefully taunting Kim Jong-un about the relative size of their nuclear launch buttons.
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Dozens of people were asleep in the station lobby, waiting for their trains; I had to hoist my bags over them and step gingerly to reach the door.
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After he had surgeries to his back, arm and knee, even a great nickname couldn't save Gronk, who gingerly, and wisely, walked away weeks before his 30th birthday.
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In the sixth inning, he smashed a solo home run, but he moved gingerly after beating out an infield hit and after catching a ball in the outfield.
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In the film, Harriet's husband, a freeman, gingerly presents a legal affidavit confirming that Rit, now more than 50 years old should be free, as should her children.
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Now the House is weighing legislation to ban high-capacity ammunition magazines and, more gingerly, considering whether to push to pass a ban on assault weapons as well.
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Then, using a vacuum attachment, it lifts up a shrimp and places it gingerly in its right hand, which drops the fully-assembled nigiri on a surface for serving.
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In the meantime, he has gingerly tap danced all around the question of throwing his support – and asking his millions of loyalists to do the same – fully behind Clinton.
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A robot built at the University of Washington can spear a carrot or a tomato, and gingerly lift it up for a person to eat without using their hands.
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With the pointy side facing out like a "snowplow," it allows you to slowly and gingerly travel down a slope with two narrow, slippery planks bolted to your feet.
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In recent months, regulators have issued a flurry of measures to clamp down on the shadow banking sector while the central bank has gingerly raised short-term interest rates.
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Inside the hut, festooned with streamers and flowers, the women gingerly sit cross-legged on cotton rugs on the mud floor, and pull out slates, notebooks, chalk and pencils.
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Then they got into their bathing suits and Luke helped JoJo gingerly climb into the tub, one toe at a time, because the water was too hot for her.
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For a world still climbing gingerly out of the ruins of World War II, in need of plain dealing and powerful messages, this brand of architectural honesty was refreshing.
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These individuals, at first, interact with each other gingerly as they pretend to be trees, take part in one-word dialogues and strive to express deep emotions in gibberish.
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The police released a video with closed-circuit footage of the heist on Wednesday that showed masked men gingerly lifting various paintings from the walls and from their cases.
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The Dream Act's passage reflected the Democratic Party's turn to the left on immigration, an issue party leaders once handled gingerly out of fear of angering some white voters.
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The show steps gingerly around the question of how much Johnson's design tastes fed into his embrace of fascism of the 1930s (he later apologized for his youthful politics).
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He approached the Liverpool fans, a mass of red at the other end of the stadium from where his ignominy had descended, gingerly, nervously, palms outstretched, pleading for forgiveness.
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Woods appeared to be moving gingerly from the start on Thursday, and he confirmed that he was struggling physically after his highest-scoring round of the season by far.
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His gray hair is giving way to white, his midsection threatens the buttons of his sport coats and he walks gingerly, with a gnarly limp from an aging knee.
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This time around, Hudson tread gingerly when announcing plans for the Clark, attending community meetings to explain to residents what was coming, said Christopher Tepper, the Clark's project manager.
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Even now, so many decades later, that moment has lost none of its appeal: You step onto the ice — a little gingerly at first, if it's been a while.
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After a solid of week of use, I managed to figure out a technique where I gingerly pluck each bud out of my ears without accidentally pressing the touchpad.
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After the waiter had brought Budweiser—"I don't discriminate: beer is beer"—Liu gingerly pulled a bottle of Southern Comfort from his backpack and poured generously into his drink.
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Nadal won the next three points to break serve, and Zverev then walked as gingerly to his chair as a novice rider after a full day in the saddle.
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The most stunning of their exchanges was the first one, when Castro launched a very-thinly-veiled assault over a topic other Democrats have only gingerly broached: Biden's age.
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Yet the scene is one of utmost stillness: as the surgeon makes his cut, a monk gingerly supports the patient and an assistant stands by with scissors and gauze.
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When initial experiments in Switzerland and Sweden didn't result in mass withdrawals from the banking system, larger central banks in need of easier money moved gingerly in the same direction.
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My bangs come out a little wonky (they always do, no matter where I go) and I gingerly fix them in the bathroom with kitchen shears when I get home.
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What have we here... That's right: the spiked weapon Lancel is gingerly clutching is a perfect match with the dent we see on The Mountain's breastplate in that later scene.
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The pharmaceutical industry is gingerly placing more bets on developing drugs with cannabis — but, absent federal legalization, drugmakers are limited in their ability to conduct clinical trials or R&D.
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Vehicles gingerly made their way through waterlogged roadways as residents sloshed through flooded streets -- navigating waist-high water in some areas -- after being sent home early from offices and schools.
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After the Eastern bloc and the Soviet Union collapsed, Russia gingerly broached the subject of the violence it had inflicted on Poland, but stopped well short of a proper reckoning.
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" Clinton, in her book, gingerly "wonders" what the effect might have been had Obama gone on national television in the fall of 2016 "warning that our democracy was under attack.
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The Barcelona forward started gingerly but grabbed Argentina's second in the 68th minute by steering home a left foot shot after a rebound fell to him in the Panama box.
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Though the mood of "Igor" is generally consistent, its songs are irregularly shaped, united by Tyler's by-now signature keyboards, which are warm but a little sweet, and dance gingerly.
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Last week at a coffee shop, I saw a woman gingerly peck at her latte as a cameraperson with very high-tech equipment filmed her for nearly 20 minutes straight.
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The streaming services themselves have also entered the ring gingerly, with Spotify pursuing nonexclusive licensing deals directly with artists, promising them a larger financial cut and ownership of their recordings.
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But at the outset of its 43rd season Saturday, in an episode hosted by Ryan Gosling, "Saturday Night Live" was something else: The dutiful student, almost gingerly approaching topical satire.
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Parents can feel ignored, and unnerved, when our gingerly offered guidance about sexual health meets with an eye roll, and our sober explanations about the dangers of opiates trigger shrugs.
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"What's interesting about the book surviving all this time is that there's so much that's not in it, like cellphones," said Mr. Knight, who recently, gingerly snapped his first selfie.
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The flagship store occupies a converted auto repair shop in the 2224 South district, where I saw millennials gingerly handling pairs of $2100 straight-leg, cardboard-stiff selvedge-denim jeans.
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He has been moving gingerly this term as the political branches disintegrated into partisan morass, by publicly sending a message about the rule of law and the role of collegiality.
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When volunteers drove up to their two-bedroom apartment, Leo got out of the car, gingerly took a few steps onto the snow and took off running to the door.
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Dr. Mazen Rahmoun, a city health official in a neat brown suit, moved gingerly through the chaos with the preternaturally calm stare of a man long ago traumatized into numbness.
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Two years ago Woods gingerly limped off the course after playing just 11 holes of the first round, a week after shooting a career-worst 82 at the Phoenix Open.
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Representative Markwayne Mullin, Republican of Oklahoma, gingerly led his young twin daughters — dressed identically, down to the braids in their hair — by the hand as they left the House chamber.
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Later I went back and began to read it again, rather gingerly, never with the same absorption or commitment as when it had colonized my entire imagination, but with pleasure.
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Even before dusk, deer gingerly roam the property, munching on corn from several feeders, and Midwood tells me they are invaded nightly by legions of raccoons from the nearby woods.
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What's even more interesting ... you would think Tebow might be excited Vice President Pence is coming to the game -- they're both super religious, but Tebow handles this political football gingerly.
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While the central bank has gingerly raised short-term rates recently to contain financial risks and encourage companies to deleverage, economists expect authorities will move cautiously to avoid hurting economic growth.
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And here's the crazy part: If they'd just admit that something significant is going on with the balls — instead of gingerly suggesting that maybe something is afoot — would anybody be mad?
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The central bank has gingerly raised short-term rates recently to contain financial risks and encourage companies to deleverage, though economists expect authorities will move cautiously to avoid hurting economic growth.
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When they left the train, they gingerly inched along the railway track above a stretch of water, holding on tightly as they did, in what appeared to be a daredevil maneuver.
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Part of the problem is that the debris contains unexploded bombs, heavy metals such as mercury and other sorts of toxic waste, all of which need to be dealt with gingerly.
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The president's brilliantly reflective speech acknowledged anxiety about "racial divisions" that one major party has stoked for political gains, even as the President's own party gingerly confronts racial inequality's stubborn persistence.
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And then you need to gingerly pull at adhesive strips to lift the battery out of its housing: The upshot is that this isn't a process Apple wants anyone completing themselves.
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Something…humanizing, if that's the right world, as the faceless 'bot gingerly tests its footholds, slowly and with an abundance of caution, before shifting its full weight to the next block.
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Plaisted, overpowering his own fear, stepped off the safety of the hard floe onto the gelatinous ice and picked his way gingerly to the machine, his feet sinking with each step.
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Beverly (Sophia Lillis), whom we see earlier gingerly buying a box of Tampax, is drenched in blood which comes spurting out of her bathroom sink like a geyser of medical waste.
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As his reminiscences of Senate business in the sepia-toned (but decidedly white) past tripped up his early campaign efforts, Biden has tried, gingerly to grudgingly, to walk his comments back.
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After one nightly performance, Ms. el-Helw leaned over a 6-month-old white lion cub with a painful-looking heat rash on its chest, gingerly daubing it with a cream.
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On Sunday night, the 29-year-old Gonzalez jogged off the field gingerly when the bottom of the third finally ended and was the last Astros player to reach the dugout.
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Twelve hours later, I gingerly picked it up to see dozens of messages of support, and more likes and hearts than I had ever gotten for any of my previous posts.
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I even tried to bake homemade black rye bread to serve herring on—somewhat gingerly, since Yezierska despised this food—but the writer's spirit prevented it, and the bread didn't rise.
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When O'Reilly's other guests crowed that Hillary was universally loathed, that Trump would win a "tight race," Rivera gingerly suggested that female voters might be swayed by the "Access Hollywood" tapes.
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I pull up the bottoms so that the top of the thick waistband sits above my navel and gingerly walk across the room to assess my new profile in the mirror.
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On this visit Mr Netanyahu backed away, gingerly, from his previous demand that America tear up a deal brokered by the Obama administration and other world powers to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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While Sanders and Warren have repeatedly pointed out their policy differences with Biden, they have done so gingerly, mindful of Biden's broad popularity and the pitfalls of being seen as going negative.
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Officials looking to support and further law enforcement initiatives are using the clever catchphrase "responsible encryption" in an attempt to gingerly avoid debate while describing the need for backdoors into protected data.
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Andreescu looked to be in trouble when she gingerly returned to the court from a medical timeout late in the second set with her right thigh heavily taped and her movement hampered.
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As soon as Europe gingerly emerged from recession in mid-22.8, hints from America's Federal Reserve that its bond-buying programme would soon tail off prompted a stampede out of emerging markets.
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Or this First Response ad, which focuses not on the anxiety-making waiting process but on the bottomless joys of motherhood: doting men kiss convex bellies and gingerly cradle pregnant partners. Heartwarming?
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He held the car door to pull himself up and shuffled toward me, slowly and gingerly, his back hunched but his head up, his eyes alert, a regal grin on his face.
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And while Republicans involved in Kavanaugh's confirmation tell Axios that the elderly male Republican senators are approaching this gingerly, there's nervousness in the sources' voices because there's so much room for error.
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William then took a tray and gingerly walked into a second kitchen to sit down with two young people who've been helped by Centrepoint and two staffers for a bite to eat.
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Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
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Mr. Santorum gingerly approached the stage and stood off to its left, saying he did not wish to be photographed in front of the large blue-and-white Trump for president sign.
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As smoke pours from its body, it's gingerly handled by a brave employee clad in heavy-duty gloves, who drops it onto the floor before carrying it away from other paying customers.
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This city of fun and fantasy is gingerly plodding back into its night life scene this weekend, the first since 49 people were killed on Latin night at Pulse a week ago.
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In recent months, Ms. Trump, 34, has operated as something of the superego of the evolving Trump campaign, gingerly influencing and promoting her father's ambitions while avoiding becoming ensnared in his controversies.
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When I gingerly held the little spring-loaded plastic device which would shortly be hurtling an extremely sharp needle towards my finger at a rate of knots, I wondered momentarily about Theranos.
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Andrew Keh: Chicharito, who seemed to be moving gingerly at times in that half, jogged quickly into the locker room at the whistle while the 221 other players on the field walked.
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He taught me to hold vinyl records gingerly at the edges, so I wouldn't smudge them, and how to wipe them down with a soft cloth before returning them to their sleeves.
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The two canvases, which show a Florentine merchant, Agnolo Doni, and his wife, Maddalena Strozzi, were gingerly carried through a nearly half-mile-long passageway that links the Pitti to the Uffizi.
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Other scenes of everyday life show pedestrians opening umbrellas; an elderly woman being gingerly rescued from beneath a carriage horse; and well-dressed ladies in a department store, examining linens like connoisseurs.
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One we can't get out of our heads was owned by Gwyneth Paltrow, whose sleek-yet-restrictive silver dress made for a gingerly walk across the stage that caught the internet's attention.
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In a way, the title We Do It With Love is more shocking than Lucas's other more jarring gestures — giant pink dicks, cigarettes gingerly inserted inside plaster casts of bent over assholes.
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She was "just making tofu," but from a stool at the kitchen counter, I watched her let the soft pieces brown and release from the pan before she gingerly flipped each one.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's administration is moving gingerly in filling the hundreds of open US ambassador positions, a pace that is surprising to some of the very people who are seeking appointments.
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In this plant employees gingerly open the bales of lint and feed the cotton into an assortment of machines that first spin it into yarn, then knit it into cloth and dye it.
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Moments later, two Mexican families gingerly step out of the van into the bright sunlight -- four parents, all wearing ankle monitors, and six children, including a quietly watchful infant in his mother's arms.
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Anti-LGBT prejudice had only just started to gingerly thaw in the 1970s, but the hysteria over AIDS in the 1980s had literalized the lie that LGBT people were diseased and inherently dangerous.
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In a behind-the-scenes (and slightly NSFW) clip from the shoot that popped up Thursday, the Black Mass actor, 52, sits quietly in a room before gingerly picking away at his makeup.
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The lessons seem to have paid off: While some of the birds are still cautious and tread gingerly along behind the zookeeper, others dash ahead confidently before wheeling back to rejoin the group.
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Apart from its rhythmic catchiness, the nickname gingerly objectifies women, so the fact that it was repurposed by bunch of bros from South Florida is not without significance in the backlash which ensued.
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"Gingerly take it out and find the armpit," she tells her students, who have each supplied a shirt they've slept in for a week straight, sans deodorant, during a recent LA heat wave.
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Everything from the framing to the light around her face to the way she gingerly touches Steve's cheek with her hand is reminiscent of The Little Mermaid scene where Ariel rescues Prince Eric.
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Unfolding a plastic bag, he gingerly lifted a faded newspaper clipping mounted in a simple frame: a personal memento from those long-gone days when Rome was known as Hollywood on the Tiber.
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Like any biologist worth their salt, Snoop—or should we say Dr. Dogg—proceeded to examine his finding with great care, handling it gingerly in his fingertips, and twisting it in the light.
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Gingerly crossing a swaying fire escape, you forget you are in a padded room with a computer strapped to your face, and the fear of tumbling to your death is very, very real.
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At first, she was pretty shy about her opinions and would politely spit the half-chewed bite of whatever into a tissue and gingerly toss it in the trashcan, quietly shaking her head.
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Their duet becomes a spectacle of humiliation for him as they use him as a kind of mannequin, to try out gingerly the idea of loving — and having sex with — a black man.
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For several seasons now, fashion observers have gingerly expressed enthusiasm for the increasing diversity on the runways, often concerned that what seemed like a real change could be nothing more than a trend.
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In an election year when many Republicans have slavishly courted the president's validation and endorsement, and others have been reluctant, even afraid, to criticize him, Representative David Joyce has gingerly risked Trumpian wrath.
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In a videoconference that same day, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker gingerly informed him that his state had been having trouble doing so partially because the White House has repeatedly outbid its attempted purchases.
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The ball glanced off his glove, and Torres rose gingerly, not over concern about his left arm — which needed elbow surgery last August — but because he had the wind knocked out of him.
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His supporters and other progressives have spent the last two days gingerly reaching out to Ms. Warren's orbit and plotting in private conversations about how to keep the two liberal standard-bearers aligned.
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For now, the ECB appears to be moving very gingerly toward unveiling how and when it will trim back its tens of billions worth of monthly bond purchases, but that date is approaching.
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Schools, banks, many stores and most offices were closed on Friday, and major streets were unusually empty, a few cars gingerly attempting to make their way around smoldering roadblocks set up by protesters.
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When their competition ends, they embrace, like Osaka and Gauff, concerned about how the other must be feeling, with the winner only gingerly hailing her victory, even though it is an enormous accomplishment.
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"I've never seen an Apocynaceae with an irregular flower like that!" he exclaimed, before gingerly tossing the specimens, one by one, across a huge fissure to the safe hands of a waiting colleague.
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Constructed gingerly around a soon-to-explode family secret, "The Daughter" — a soapy take on Henrik Ibsen's "The Wild Duck" — creates a superficial tension by situating its escalating emotions within icily contained visuals.
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And maybe at that point I'll want to slip on my old size 12s and gingerly engage the denizens of the smoking area in a fumbled and nearly futile attempt to buy some drugs.
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Me, I would crawl onto the awning of my neighbor's patio, gingerly traverse the structure's sheet metal roof, and use friction from my hands to slide open the window to my second-story bathroom.
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Mr Yim Sovann gingerly describes this arrangement as "linking campaign promises to national elections"—in other words, trusting voters to understand that the pledge will be fulfilled only if the CNRP wins next year.
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Democrats spanned the distance from the liberal young President John F. Kennedy, then gingerly trying to advance civil rights, to the conservative Senator James O. Eastland of Mississippi, a segregationist aiming to thwart him.
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At a rally on the Cleveland waterfront, as Cruz spoke gingerly to fellow Republicans about "our nominee" and the uncertain future under his former rival, Trump's plane flew in the clear skies behind him.
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The jaguar, extirpated from the United States since the mid-20th century, has been making some attempts at a comeback, with some gingerly creeping across the border from Mexico into Arizona and New Mexico.
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The beat is a tinkle, not a gloomy horror soundtrack, and even though Cardi is rapping with ferocity, she's also stepping gingerly; the subject is her heart, and she doesn't want to fracture it.
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Life's most innocuous activities are what usually jolt me back to reality: being pushed by harried commuters in the subway navigating gingerly through snow and ice, or walking—always fearful of developing an infection.
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One entire vitrine features gingerly arranged, shattered violin pieces from Moorman's performance of Paik's "One for Violin Solo," wherein the instrument is raised slowly over the course of five minutes and then abruptly smashed.
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"There have been a lot of our guys wounded today in the same area," he said, turning his head gingerly to watch an officer on the next stretcher being treated for a leg injury.
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Now, the United States' largest private employer — Walmart has about 2.3 million workers around the world — was signaling it was about to gingerly try a different approach, putting $2.7 billion where its mouth was.
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Trump officially launched his vodka in 2007 with a massive premiere party at Hollywood's Les Deux nightclub, posing for red carpet glamor shots while gingerly caressing a bottle shaped like a giant gold skyscraper.
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Both sides have approach the contents of the play gingerly; Ms. Satter has not asked Ms. Davis-Winner for insights into her daughter, and Ms. Davis-Winner has not inquired about the theatermakers' process.
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So even as House Republicans suggested that their most at-risk lawmakers should tread gingerly around the embattled president, some of their Senate counterparts taunted Democrats for trying to curry favor with Mr. Trump.
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At Tanglewood with the Boston Symphony Orchestra — currently facing an intriguing gender pay discrimination suit brought by its principal flutist — Mr. Lang will venture back gingerly, with Mozart rather than something more key-pounding.
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He was in his late 30s when he decided to broach the subject with Elizabeth gingerly: Do you ever miss that energy you feel when you're in love with someone for the first time?
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The White House stepped gingerly in the direction of engagement this week when it sent a senior diplomat to North Korea to obtain the release of Otto F. Warmbier, a gravely ill American prisoner.
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On Tuesday, Mr. McCain ambled gingerly into the Capitol to sustained applause less than two weeks after brain surgery, casting a vote to aid President Trump, who has served as more tormentor than ally.
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That may be why Democrats apparently chose not to take a victory lap after depriving Trump of funding for his top campaign promise and Republicans gingerly expressed hopes the President would sign the legislation.
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Now that Microsoft has successful undone the damage wrought by Windows 8 and delivered Windows 10 to at least 270 million systems, it's time for the company to start ever-so-gingerly moving forward again.
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Barry gingerly retrieved a pristine manila folder from his canvas knapsack containing his birth certificate and two color photos: one of himself with another friend in Guinea, the other of the friend&aposs bloody corpse.
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He said he's had to wake up every half hour or so throughout the night in order to move his hand to the other side of the bed—gingerly, to avoid breaking the fragile rods.
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It films itself spitting out POTUS's groundless accusations and whimpering loser bullshit onto what looks like receipt paper, sheers them off with scissors, sets them aflame, and gingerly drops the burning embers into an ashtray.
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The central bank has also signalled it has moved to a tighter monetary policy bias, and has been gingerly raising short-term interest rates to try to contain risks in the system and discourage speculation.
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WASHINGTON — As Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump step gingerly into a general election debate on foreign policy, the rogue government in North Korea has become an early test case of the challenges that Mrs.
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These advocates also will say accusers must be afforded every benefit of doubt, assumed to be telling the truth and questioned gingerly (if at all) lest they and other alleged victims be intimidated into silence.
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Late in the third period, Calgary's Sam Bennett took a hard hit from Jordan Oesterle and fell awkwardly into the boards before gingerly getting to his feet and making his way to the dressing room.
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So the fastest man of all-time, surrounded by his three worried team mates, Omar McLeod, Julian Forte and Yohan Blake, rose gingerly to his feet and limped the last 30 metres to the line.
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As the staff members gingerly stacked the eggs into a plastic bucket, Mr. Kibugu remembered a Local Ocean field trip eight years ago when his class had released a rescued turtle back into the sea.
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I find them stuck in the lint trap, where I gingerly dig them out, free them of debris and return them to my pockets so I can add them to the stash in my freezer.
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Each time, Pentagon officials have gingerly tried to clarify that the group's remnants remain hunkered down — first in the town of Hajin and now outside the small village of Baghuz on the Syria-Iraq border.
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"Everywhere the stone is eroded, and the more the wind blows, the more all of these little pieces keep falling," said Mr. Finot, gingerly stepping over fallen chunks of stone on the cathedral's rooftop walkway.
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At this point, Greta is still managing only small amounts of her few chosen foods; to Svante's amazement, she takes the vegan Vietnamese noodles, sniffs them, then gingerly eats her way through the whole carton.
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"The Desert Bride," an Argentine-Chilean feature from the directors Cecilia Atán and Valeria Pivato, tells a slight story so gingerly that the film almost seems to recede into the horizon as you watch it.
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The two men spoke briefly after Mr. Bloomberg announced he was running for president in November, with Mr. Obama gingerly questioning his late entry into the race, a person with knowledge of the exchange said.
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Yet the extracurricular bonking that they gingerly enjoy — she with a needy writer (Aidan Gillen) and he with a neurotic ballet dancer (Melora Walters) — appears to bring only marginally more pleasure than their sclerotic union.
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The fashion tribe, too, bundles up against the bracing winds and gingerly navigates the snowdrifts and icy puddles that can often accompany the (ironically timed) spring/summer shows of New York Fashion Week each February.
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When it's over, the clerk puts on an oversize, sneering, hooknosed puppet head, complete with side curls and skullcap, and dances gingerly as an even larger version of the head slowly inflates next to him.
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The 44-year-old, who had spinal fusion surgery nearly three years ago, appeared to be moving gingerly on Friday and acknowledged on Sunday that he had not been feeling great earlier in the tournament.
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In a video shot in UM's special drone testing habitat, the craft flies up, approaches its bit of roof, and gingerly applies the nail gun before backing off and doing it a couple more times.
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More to come By moving gingerly on Tuesday, the court dealt with one law, but it is only the first of many the justices will be asked to consider in the weeks and months to come.
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In the new trailer for indie game Old Man's Journey, the elderly protagonist gingerly makes his way up a small hill, with a huge bag on his back and a tall walking stick at his side.
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Note the difference in perspective: not gingerly correcting markets, striving to return them to their edenic state of perfect efficiency, but creating and shaping markets that work better to achieve outcomes chosen (ideally) through democratic deliberation.
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We must also gingerly remind said readers that all available evidence from the last 40 or so years of hard-right governance in Washington shows that Republicans will always place industry profits above their constituents' needs.
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So after stepping gingerly around the issue on Friday, calling on Mr. Comey to release more specific information but not overtly criticizing him, her campaign made it personal on Saturday, accusing the director of smearing Mrs.
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A sinking feeling tells me that I am going to have to do some hard thinking about something stubbornly unfamiliar before I can decide to like it—as, in the end, I always do, albeit gingerly.
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So far, Macron has managed to edge gingerly closer to his goal of prying French commerce and industry out from under the boot heels of all but lifetime-guaranteed employment and a host of other regulations.
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The good news for Democratic officeholders and candidates — and something many of them gingerly brought up — is that they may fare better the next two years thanks to Mr. Trump than they would have if Mrs.
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South Korean sports minister Do Jong-hwan and 2010 Vancouver Games figure skating champion Kim Yuna carried the flame in a special lantern as they gingerly stepped off a Korean Air flight at Incheon airport on Wednesday.
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It is a bold but not sudden move for the traditional television executive running a network known for its older viewers, who approached the digital TV revolution gingerly but is now pushing his company to its forefront.
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Britain's BP, which pioneered the concept of "Beyond Petroleum", only to rue it later because its solar-power investments failed to make money, is gingerly considering investing more in wind for the first time in five years.
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Still, shortly after my visit with Dr. Gonzalez, when an acquaintance was dying of cancer and had exhausted all treatment options, I gingerly mentioned his work and the supposedly cured patients I had met in his office.
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After all, Villanelle goes to great pains to prove she's really not going to kill the woman who has been pursuing her for weeks and moves gingerly around Eve, just so she doesn't get spooked and flee.
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He has accrued more authority to himself than any leader since the late Deng Xiaoping, and is now gingerly putting forward a model for greater global leadership which party theorists are starting to call the "China solution".
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That Mr Trump lost Virginia means that some Republican candidates only gingerly invoke his name and policies, lest they irritate independent swing voters who decide elections in Virginia and a number of whom broke to Mrs Clinton.
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NOTES: Suns G Devin Booker is walking — although gingerly — as he begins the 2-to-3 week rehab process from the scary left adductor muscle injury that had him carried off the court in Toronto on Tuesday.
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In fact, it was over so quickly that the snow in the treads of my winter boots hadn't fully melted by the time I left the clinic and gingerly took my numbed nuts home on the subway.
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I placed my order for the Lobster Claw Bloody Mary, then stood by the bar, intrigued, as the bartender gingerly slid the cheddar bay biscuit onto a wooden stick and stuck it in the ice-filled glass.
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Despite his public swagger, Mr. Cohn tends to tread gingerly on sensitive political matters and is reluctant to release details of the administration's infrastructure proposal, or even a legislative strategy, for fear of having it shot down.
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After being accused of treating Wall Street too gingerly in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the Justice Department, under the Obama administration, pushed in its final months to hold more companies and corporate executives accountable.
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Instead, they will now have to watch their team gingerly creep towards mediocrity under David Moyes, after Big Sam elected to become England manager, and so pass the buck on the utterly joyless task of coaching Sunderland.
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Mr. Rubio, who has said that he opposes abortion even in cases of rape and incest, navigated the issue gingerly on Wednesday, assuring a voter in Pittsfield, N.H., than he could empathize with young women facing unintended pregnancies.
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Like the earbud wires that used to mysteriously play twister in our purses and pockets post Ariana Grande jam sessions, our jewelry seems to follow aggressively-tangled suit, no matter where or how gingerly we lay it down.
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Having long preferred a woman's place to be in the home, when offered a woman they thought up to the job they gingerly chose Margaret Thatcher as their leader, embracing her fervently when she proved a successful one.
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But now, as some polls have tightened and voting nears, Mr. Trump is, very gingerly, starting to balance his unique style with running "the Iowa way" and "the New Hampshire way," letting his unconventional instincts accommodate certain conventions.
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They'd gingerly point out that Syriana is actually a fictional setting from the eponymous George Clooney film, and he'd lash out at them for having the temerity to correct him, leaving Reince in yet another puddle of tears.
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As Carstairs and I gingerly stepped around the obstacle course, I told her that I felt a bit sad for the turtles, since I've never gotten the impression that they'd done anything bad to anybody pretty much ever.
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Slices of purple-hued octopus terrine are marbled with swirls of squid ink, the edges of the sliced salmon pastrami are gingerly coated in coarse seasonings, and the monkfish liver pâté easily doubles as a foie gras doppelgänger.
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Orton blundered into the house screaming Bray's name, only to be ambushed more than once in a brawl where both men gingerly avoided actually hitting each other with household implements until Wyatt turned an empty refrigerator onto Orton.
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Credit...Amy Lombard for The New York Times It was a gray Wednesday afternoon when I stepped onto my Brooklyn rooftop, balanced my phone gingerly on a tub of tar and a chimney railing, and began to dance.
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"I think North Korea puts a lot of stake in its reputation and they want to be understood as reckless because they believe that encourages the countries around them to treat them gingerly and cautiously," Mr. Kelly added.
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"It's an absolute nightmare, like we don't have enough problems," said Maria Saranti, 62, a retired teacher, as she gingerly added a bag of garbage at the foot of a pile in Pangrati, a neighborhood near central Athens.
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He ate the omelette without tasting anything, not taking his eyes off the TV screen, and then when he'd finished eating he put down his plate and picked up the carrier gingerly, without opening it or looking inside.
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The boat's captain sailed back to Hilo gingerly so as not to jolt the broken femur of a 20-year-old woman while passengers used coats to stop bleeding and seat padding to treat wounds, said Will Bryan, 38.
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She gingerly added it to a baggie with other recent finds: a ticket to a 1921 ball at Tammany Hall, a rusted tin of watercolors, a sepia-toned snapshot of a woman baking a cake while smoking a cigarette.
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He had walked a bit gingerly the previous inning after racing to successfully cover first base and feeling some discomfort in his ankle, but after the game he insisted his exit was precautionary and wouldn't require any medical tests.
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At one point in the game, Mississippi State was attempting to inbound the ball right in front of the Ted 2 star and as the Bulldogs player was about to pass it in, Freeman ever so gingerly tugged on his shorts.
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A report on Friday in The Paper, a website based in Shanghai that cited the Hebei figures, approached the issue gingerly, citing an anonymous provincial environmental official as saying that since 2008, air pollution in the province had severely worsened.
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This is not a long-running series you can count on to gingerly guide you through a winding plot; each of its six episodes feels like a super-charged event where the story ends just as it starts to make sense.
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The rich and royal have always had access to the best medical care available, and that remains as true today as it was in 1853, when a pregnant Queen Victoria gingerly availed herself of a cutting-edge new anesthetic: chloroform.
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Since the "One China" policy was adopted when Washington recognized Beijing, ambiguously claiming there is but one China, and that Taiwan is part of that China, all three sides have danced gingerly around the issue of Taiwan's de facto autonomy.
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Moving swiftly through galleries where technicians gingerly placed door-knocker earrings in lighted vitrines and a conservator struggled with the ankle-strap on a platform shoe, Ms. Antonelli noted how often our hopes and anxieties find expression in our clothes.
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FRANKFURT — Signaling fresh confidence in the region, the European Central Bank began on Thursday to gingerly dismantle an arsenal of emergency measures that for a decade helped to keep the currency and economy from disintegrating in the face of financial turmoil.
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But for decades, Vietnamese fiction writers have gingerly trod this still dangerous territory, drawing on personal experience and oral histories to tell the tale from the points of view of landless peasants, women and party cadres as well as landowners.
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WASHINGTON — Walking gingerly and on two canes, Representative Steve Scalise, the Republican whip, made an emotional return to the Capitol on Thursday, more than three months after a gunman nearly took his life during practice for a charity baseball game.
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ST.-NAZAIRE, France — At a brightly lit factory near the mouth of France's Loire River, technicians in hardened black baseball caps gingerly maneuver wind machine tower turrets called nacelles across the floor and then join them to big round generators.
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U.S. economic growth is resting gingerly on healthy consumer spending, and economists have begun to worry that at some point the Trump administration's escalating schedule of import duties will drive up retail prices enough to curb demand and slow growth.
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When the Omanis suggested a discreet meeting between American and Iranian officials in Muscat, the Obama administration gingerly chose an exploratory meeting with a lower-level delegation, led by Jake Sullivan, an aide to Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state.
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U.S. economic growth is resting gingerly on healthy consumer spending, and economists have begun to worry that at some point the Trump administration's escalating schedule of import duties will drive up retail prices enough to curb demand and slow growth.
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Roberts did not explain his reasoning in the unsigned order, but it is possible that he was moving gingerly because only three years ago the Court, before the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, struck down a similar law out of Texas.
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Seated in the apartment, with some old catalogs open on a table, Ms. Corbella said she grew up "playing dress-up with the crowns of singers"; she now handles them more gently, gingerly returning the Turandot crown to its velvet case.
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She put one hand on the wall — wide blocks of red-brown stone, in all respects a proper old wall like all the proper walls of the old palace — and crept along, stepping gingerly on each unknown surface until she reached the top.
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The infant regime of our protagonist, King T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), is beginning to gingerly reexamine this policy: While isolationism allowed Wakanda to thrive, it meant the country's silence in the face of the imperialism and oppression inflicted on its neighbors in Africa.
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The morning was windy and bitterly cold, and to get to the front entrance she had to step gingerly around baby strollers and handcarts and small clusters of men and women wrapped in blankets, their belongings stacked beside them on the sidewalk.
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A girl watches a robot climb the ruins of a burnt-out schoolhouse and sees it gingerly take flight, as the sun peeks from behind the clouds and the ambling guitar strum of The Pillows gives way to their angsty vocal howl.
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It feels more like his mate dared him to do it and he just kinda stepped up there gingerly, instantly regretted it, decided "Oh well, I'm up here now," and blurted out the first two pop culture references he could think of.
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While the central bank has been gingerly raising money market rates to discourage riskier lending practices, it has also kept markets well supplied with funds when there are worries of a deeper cash squeeze, and bank lending hit a fresh record last year.
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He acknowledged afterward that the pain had been building since the fourth inning, and Melvin had seen enough after observing Hill walk gingerly around the mound following his third pitch to Jose Iglesias with one on and one out in the seventh.
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For instance, Doug Roberts at Channel Capital Research said the Federal Reserve of the late 1980s had been aggressively tightening while the current Fed has been gingerly returning policy back to normal levels from the historic aggressiveness during and after the financial crisis.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As shops shut their doors across Europe and the United States, in China the sharp drop in new coronavirus cases has encouraged consumers to venture back into malls and restaurants - for the most part quite gingerly but occasionally in throngs.
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During their journey, they would stop occasionally to approach a shepherd and give him a piece of watermelon; each time the shepherd would gingerly take the piece, wrap it in cloth and tuck it away as though it were a religious totem.
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He recently survived bowel cancer — "Now I have a bag," he said, patting where it was on his stomach — and in recent video works such as "Contrapposto Studies, i through vii" (2015-16), he walks gingerly, his body split across multiple screens.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As shops shut their doors across Europe and the United States, in China the sharp drop in new coronavirus cases has encouraged consumers to venture back into malls and restaurants - for the most part quite gingerly but occasionally in throngs.
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Boone said he was banged up, but it didn't go unnoticed that Hicks walked gingerly off the field after safely, though awkwardly, sliding into second base on the game-ending ground ball — the same one that saw Sanchez trotting casually to first.
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But YouTube — beloved for zits-and-all videos — is right to worry that the learning curve may be steep for fashion companies most comfortable sharing highly produced and well-polished marketing images on glossy magazine pages, glittery runways and gingerly curated Instagram feeds.
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"You feel both like you're not in New York but also immersed in its history," Maria Torres-Springer, the president and chief executive of the Economic Development Corporation, said recently as she walked — gingerly — through the fieldstone shell of the 102-year-old dining hall.
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On the ground, Cruz was encouraging his slate of delegates that they should vote their "conscience," comments that got little exposure given the humor of Trump's plane landing over Shooter's Bar at the same time as Cruz gingerly outlined his uneasiness about a Trump presidency.
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Several years ago, a friend—who knew nothing of my foot fetish—divulged that when a guy gingerly asked to kiss the ankles she'd propped on his shoulders, she screamed at him to immediately remove himself from her and, surely shook, he promptly did.
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BASHIQA, Iraq (Reuters) - Khedr Selim trod gingerly through the rubble of his old home, desperate to move back in with his family after two years on the run, but terrified in case Islamic State fighters, driven out at last, had wired the house to explode.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China gingerly raised a key short-term interest rate on Thursday following the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank's move overnight, in a symbolic reminder that Beijing is keeping an eye on global market trends even as it cracks down on financial risks at home.
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There's nothing worse than the seemingly frozen moment after you've dropped your phone and have to gingerly pick it up off the floor, as you stare grimly at the face-down device and wonder whether or not your screen survived the landing this time.
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The smell of salty cabbage immediately puts me in my Irish grandmother's kitchen; the pungent, performatively masculine scent of Lynx deodorant transforms me into my 20113-year-old self, drunk on the petrol-strength fumes, hips jostling gingerly against the first boy I ever kissed.
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Nor is it because of a lack of enterprise and optimism: on the permanently traffic-jammed streets of Lagos, Nigeria's main commercial city, hawkers gingerly ease their way between cars trying to sell almost anything from snacks to books, pirated DVDs and even toilet seats.
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Photograph by Dolly Faibyshev for The New Yorker On my first visit, I ate too gingerly, plucking the crustaceans from their salty but mild "thirteen special flavor herbal spices" bath, cracking them open to carefully extract the delicious tail meat, wiping my fingers obsessively.
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The key to not spend hours gingerly picking up all this sex shrapnel—wet puppy pads, used examination gloves, condoms, saran wrap, wet wipes—for hours after everyone has left is having two or three places in which all of this stuff can go.
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So on the day of the announcement of her fourth full-length album, Will, she's forced, limping, to gingerly edge around a dancer wearing bejeweled grey jeans lying on the lobby staircase (part of a strange, dystopian performance piece by choreographer Maria Hassabi called PLASTIC).
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Because of the disposition of the corpse and the long history of the college's "dark trade in cadavers," suspicions of body snatching were raised — gingerly, since passions were running high and the citizens of Boston had a history of indicating displeasure in strong terms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rather than waiting to see how the Republican tax bill will fare in Congress, some investors are already picking out gingerly technology, healthcare and consumer companies they expect to use potential tax savings to buy back more of their own stock.
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Trump strode to a podium at his eponymous tower on Fifth Avenue and delivered one of his most restrained victory speeches yet — dropping the "Lyin' Ted" heckles in favor of "Senator Cruz" and inching, however gingerly, toward the more presidential posture his critics have demanded.
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BP and Chevron are gingerly experimenting with taking some employees from offshore production platforms and having them do their jobs remotely on the mainland, a change that would cut the hefty costs of flying them on helicopters and providing them with food and other necessities.
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Even people close to him address the topic gingerly, careful to point out that while they'd like to see him get the job, that's a lot different from the stage-whisper campaigns that some of the other prospects have been deep into for months.
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The price of admission, however, is stiff: visitors can do research with a staffer's aid for 75 pounds per hour (about $100), with negotiable day rates (and a student discount of 20 percent), or gingerly borrow a magazine for three working days for £19743.
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It was a stark contrast to the chilly reception Mr. Trump appeared to receive from his wife, Melania, earlier in the day as they awaited the Macrons' arrival on the South Lawn, when he reached his fingers over gingerly to try to clasp hands with Mrs.
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The solution, so far, has been to make a gingerly attempt to separate out the more socially acceptable parts of the alt-right while distancing CPAC from figures like Spencer, who would remind the press and larger public that we are dealing with neo-Nazi ideologues.
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So while the Fed is forecast to take a pass in June and possibly lift its federal funds rate gingerly in July, the Bank of Japan is forecast to take a pass on June 16 and do the opposite in July by piling on more stimulus.
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Which is why I found myself inside the American Tea Room one afternoon, gingerly sipping on a glass bowl full of matcha tea dusted with a 23-karat gold leaf and a glass of En Shi Jade Dew green tea that goes for $1,145 a pound.
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Ever since the former FBI director's firing, Wall Street has been ever so gingerly — with the caveat that the odds are long but it can't be entirely ruled out — asking the question, Would a President Mike Pence be any better for the economy and for markets?
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The image above: an older man at a factory gingerly putting his hands around a younger man's shoulders; the younger man wears his work outfit covering but not fully concealing his army uniform replete with his "Order of the Red Star" medal awarded for valor in combat.
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I'd also argue, ever so gingerly, that NBC has become somewhat lost in its own verve, proxies of boring moderation and conventional wisdom, defender of the government against Trump, cheerleader for open and subtle threat mongering, in love with procedure and protocol over all else (including results).
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In September 28503, President Clinton stood on the rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona and looked gingerly northward into hostile Republican territory in Utah as he signed a proclamation that created the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument on 22019 million acres of Utah's public lands.
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Rockies 6, Yankees 3 DENVER — A couple of innings after D. J. LeMahieu lay prone after taking a fastball to the helmet, he stepped into the batter's box for what should have been a very gingerly at-bat against Aroldis Chapman and the major leagues' fastest fastball.
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When we arrive at the CMU labs, Yamaguchi demonstrates the system's soft touch further as Baxter's hand closes gingerly on a flower and lifts it out of a Corona bottle (college!) and later picks up a small, fragile origami box from the table in front of it.
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Depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder came out of the closet, if gingerly, and the generation that came of age during this time — people now in their 40s, give or take — did so in a culture that no longer automatically presumed that depression was a character flaw.
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While Mr. Kelly has quickly brought some order to a disorganized and demoralized staff, he is fully aware of the president's volcanic resentment about being managed, according to a dozen people close to Mr. Trump, and has treaded gingerly through the minefield of Mr. Trump's psyche.
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Ordinarily, Rex would go roaring up and down beside them wearing a red T-shirt that says "Stop Rx Greed," but it's freezing this morning and the sidewalk outside the theater is narrow and icy, so Rex moves gingerly, escorted by a pair of AARP staffers.
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For teenagers today, the internet is both a stage onto which to step boldly and a minefield through which to step gingerly — a double bind that has given rise to whole new habits of living online, in which self-expression and self-protection are inextricably linked.
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With Dad positioned near the G2 goal, Rizzo, Stev, and JumpOnStuff gingerly tapped the ball back and forth to line up an easy shot—and after a few awkward seconds of fumbling with his gamepad, Dad finally backed straight up and sealed the deal with a rousing goal.
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That accepts the left's basic diagnosis of the health care situation — the government should step in to make things better with a mix of price controls and subsidies — while trying to step gingerly around the public opinion land mines involved in middle-class tax hikes and banning private insurance.
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As I hauled around my snail shell of a life inscribed with layers of sediment and time, older women, like the 80-year-old I once watched gingerly push her walker into the salon for a touch-up, elicited a startling recognition about where I was on the timeline.
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Even China has started gingerly tightening policy and clamping down on some types of financing to contain the risks from years of debt-fueled stimulus, though analysts expect policymakers to move cautiously to avoid hurting growth and rocking the boat ahead of a major leadership transition later this year.
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That means he will proceed gingerly, perhaps delaying some pending petitions to hear cases, examining existing cases to see if more narrow avenues of agreement are available and hoping that some cases currently in the lower courts on divisive issues continue to percolate below before reaching the high court.
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Now imagine that Jell-O shots have the classiness of a beautiful duck terrine or delicate aspic served at the loveliest brasserie in Paris, where you're sitting across from a girl named Veronique who is gingerly eating hers out of a tiny cup with a beautiful vintage sterling spoon.
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The aged gingerly set forth from their residential hotels in search of bananas and condensed milk, braving all the dangers of the street, self-protectively oblivious of the dateline, still inhabiting a shimmery haze of 1937 within themselves, and as we pass them by, we are fleetingly pulled into their orbit.
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"That may be a bit much right now," Hysolli says, given that it has more than 10 times the number of genes and is much longer than the Y. I gingerly ask her whose sequence they will use for these and other chromosomes to create the rest of their recoded synthetic human genome.
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One of the more gratifying elements of Season 2 of The Magicians is the sense that the creative team has thrown out most of their allegiance to the specific text novels, but also that they've figured out how to gingerly sidestep some of the leaden plot dictates of this kind of fantasy series.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court moved gingerly on Tuesday, seeking to at least postpone some hot button issues like the future of DACA, LGBT employment rights and abortion restrictions for now in order to keep the third branch of government as far away from the controversies currently embroiling the political branches as possible.
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Steve—assuming his real name is Steve, as he hasn't returned my requests for an interview—gingerly opens the can and lays out its contents: a fruit bar ("I've always wanted to try a World War Two-era fruit bar," he says), some biscuits, and chewing gum on an old tin army tray.
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Up, up and away: Riley Whitelum tosses 270-month-old son Lenny gingerly into the air, as mother Elayna Carausu looks on, aboard La Vagabonde, moored in Newport, R.I.CreditCreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times NEWPORT, R.I. — They met in Ios, Greece: locking eyes across the town square, both in their 303s then.
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The Yankees instead waded into the free agent waters gingerly, filling their designated-hitter role by agreeing to a one-year, $220 million contract with the veteran outfielder Matt Holliday, according to a baseball official familiar with the terms who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal was pending a physical.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans, aided by Vice President Mike Pence and an ailing Georgia colleague who gingerly made his way to the Capitol with the aid of a wheelchair and a walker, voted Thursday to undo an Obama administration rule preventing states from blocking funding for family planning clinics that also provide abortions.
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RELATED: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's absence creates uncertainty about Supreme Court's present and future The justices are clearly moving gingerly, with Roberts, who cares about the integrity of the court more than any other justice, perhaps urging caution at times and maybe trying to limit -- if not eliminate -- any angry dissents from some of his colleagues.
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Mostly, he seems a bit rusty, stepping gingerly into a world of Twitter vigilantes that did not exist the last time he ran for president, in 2008, much less the first time, 20 years earlier, when his campaign was incinerated by a video of his lifting a speech from the British Labor leader Neil Kinnock.
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"Although Mr. Alptekin was indicted in this case, he has not appeared before this Court and no proceedings have moved forward as to Mr. Alptekin in this matter," Page and Mammen, noted gingerly in a motion asking permission to make a "special appearance" on Alptekin's behalf solely to address the attorney-client privilege issue.
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" During his Senate testimony last June, Comey was boy-scout polite ("Lordy, I hope there are tapes") and somewhat elliptical in explaining why he decided to write detailed memos after each of his encounters with Trump (something he did not do with Presidents Obama or Bush), talking gingerly about "the nature of the person I was interacting with.
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No doubt this approach has accounted for his continuing appeal among young voters (and aging hippies), whose idealism and thin grasp of history allows them to remain blithely unaware of the Mount Everest of dead bodies amassed by socialist philosophies — affording old Leftists like Sanders and like-minded intellectuals to tip-toe gingerly around the corpses.
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At least, that is the way it feels like when you are gingerly eating the fiery Mexican coastal dish that is traditionally composed of raw shrimp flash-marinaded in an emulsified, electric-green sauce, made from blended chiles and lime juice—all while not trying to not cry your eyes out from the blinding spice of the dish.
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It had one-too-many clunky moments, from the bizarrely reverential prominence shown to supermodel Gisele Bundchen gingerly ambling across the entire length of the stage, to the totally-worthy-but-come-on-wrap-this-up bit on sustainability—the good work of which was surely negated by the number of people who went and put the kettle on.
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But as Houston, the urban behemoth that has so far been the focal point in the unfolding drama of Hurricane Harvey, began gingerly to assess the devastation, the storm marched on to conquer a vast new swath speckled with small towns that are home to millions of people who were shocked anew by Harvey's tenaciously destructive power.
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Ever so gingerly, as if determined not to rouse the American's well-known temper, the other Group of 7 leaders sought to nudge him toward their views on the pressing issues of the day, or at least register their differences — while making sure to wrap them in a French crepe of flattery, as they know he prefers.
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PHOENIX — Gloribel Ramos sunk slightly under the weight of her 203-pound body armor and gingerly gripped a plastic facsimile of an M4 rifle as she prepared to watch a video of a roadside bomb detonated in Iraq, all so she could better understand the experience of war and its impact on people who have fought in one.
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Morgan Hickman: "Lolita: Beauty Versus Crime" I had been wanting to read "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov for quite some time, and often found myself picking it up gingerly along the fiction aisle at Barnes & Noble, spreading my hand over the racy cover while flipping through the pages before letting it nestle back on its spot among the shelves.
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Ever so gingerly, as if determined not to rouse the American's well-known temper, the other Group of 7 leaders sought to nudge him toward their views on the pressing issues of the day, or at least register their differences — while making sure to wrap them in a French crepe of flattery, as they know he prefers.
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Sometimes, when I'm alone, I even throw on one of my old 'power-pop workout' playlists and feel the rush of our past course through me as if we were still one, holding hands with your elliptical machine, and gingerly brushing my sweaty bangs out of my face as I huff and puff in a tumultuous vortex of sweat and endorphins.
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Insert your own punch line about old-school Republicanism imperiled at a time of scorched-earth politics ... Number of the day: $244 Yup, Marianne Williamson is still in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, and CNN's David Wright reports that she is gingerly upping the ante with her first TV ad booking: a $244 cable buy in Columbia, South Carolina.
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He goes straight from gingerly high-stepping, trying to see how the break is going to unfold, to stopping dead in his fucking tracks, so stunned by how completely stupid this play turned out to be that his arms just kind of sway back and forth, drifting on the motion of the fast break Snell has managed to scuttle before it even happens.
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Over the next few weeks, I thought of her many times — this woman who takes her small boat to Uppards almost every day, weather permitting, to walk the beach, stepping gingerly over fallen headstones while searching for bottles and buttons or taking a moment to appreciate the blooms of a dying rosebush planted by someone (an ancestor?) more than a century ago.
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The report also confirms the clear and obvious link between the Trump campaign and online anti-Semitism, even while gingerly noting that Trump does not personally appear to have encouraged any of this behavior: There is evidence that a considerable number of the anti-Semitic tweets targeting journalists originate with people identifying themselves as Trump supporters, "conservatives" or extreme right-wing elements.
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There are four telescopes under domes at Castel Gandolfo, and on a chilly morning Brother Consolmagno draped rather awkwardly on a reclinable chair, peered gingerly into the viewfinder of one: a 19th century model used when the Vatican was one of 20 observatories to participate in the Carte du Ciel astronomical project to map millions of stars on photographic plates.
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Another enigmatic piece is Philemona Williamson's painting "Prickly Pear" (22002), in which two sexually ambiguous young people (both appear to be female by their hair styles, but the figure on the left is dressed boyishly, with a slingshot slipped inside a trouser fold, while the other wears a white bra on the outside of a summer dress and holds a prickly pear gingerly in her right hand.
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Rand Paul would be inclined to oppose John Bolton or Rudy Giuliani as secretary of state, arguing gingerly that he is merely defending the very positions Trump ran on: "It's important that someone who was an unrepentant advocate for the Iraq War, who didn't learn the lessons of the Iraq War, shouldn't be the secretary of state for a president who says Iraq was a big lesson," Paul said in an interview this morning.
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"Dude, I'm still picking glass out of my cheeks," said Chad Tepper, the unofficial masochist of Team 0003, gingerly stroking his face as he rode in the back seat of Mr. Paul's tricked-out Tesla X. Holding out his phone, Mr. Tepper showed off footage from the previous day, a stunt filmed by an ultra-slow-motion Phantom camera showing a fluorescent light tube crashing down over his shoulder, enveloping his head — very, very slowly — in a cloud of glass shards and noxious white dust.
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It was after he punched the door and crowned his fist with bruises, after he showered for the first time in days, gingerly like a raccoon, his dollar shaver suddenly jumping ship, delicate from his shaving cream's sea-foam touch, Kanye's "Heartless" playing on loop, door open, steam on every surface; after his mother called via FaceTime and his therapist via Skype, and he was hopeful, and I was hopeful, and we were late to every party because he was bleeding, bleeding from his head to his hands, like Christ without clear cause.
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