ตัวอย่าง tiptoe

• If that is so, he has tiptoed away like a pantomime villain, with his finger on his lips.

• He was tiptoeing away from monetarism, and was trying to smuggle in improvement past mummy like a naughty boy who has brought in some sweets.

• I want to take further his analogy of the dead body with all of us tiptoeing around not knowing quite what to do with it.

• He tiptoed away from the whole question of a decommissioning policy.

• However, it is wrong that a merger can go through quietly, on tiptoes, secretly, without those who are mainly concerned in the firm being brought into the discussions.

• He tiptoed round the course with great delicacy, but it appears that the old rate support grant system, with all its crudity, unfairness and across-the-board treatment, had certain attractions.

• There the post-prandial speaker went on at interminable length until the audience tiptoed out of the room one by one, leaving a solitary guest at the end of the table.

• Classical form elongates itself, shimmers, rises on tip-toe; it glides, it loses substance, becomes idealised.

• You were aquaplaning all the time and you were tip-toeing almost.

• They turn off their torches and creep about on tiptoe in search of large crickets, following their chirping.

• Patients present with an unsteady gait - usually walking on tiptoe - and with an increasing difficulty in manipulating small objects.

• The fly is very unhappy about being stuck on the paper and thus wraps the coyote with it, who tiptoes away from the scene. 8.

• Gliding on tiptoes is fundamental to this dance.

• A student, however, told the detectives that according to his view the impressions were made by barefoot boys walking on tip-toe.

• He was playing like a circus tight-rope walker; he's on his tiptoes on the roof peak!