precariously

After a moment he set himself up less precariously in the bed and asked, "Who?"

He was only trying to block the shot but found himself precariously in the air.

They saw it so precariously, but the reason was never mentioned.

But cholesterol levels are precariously high in more than 100 million Americans.

There was no escape and life moved precariously forward for all of them.

Usually the man maintained a better hold on himself, though, however precariously.

Only precariously operating force fields held off the cold of space.

The leaders had to precariously coast around to the finish line.

"The men are looking back 50 years to a moment when the world, and their own lives, was precariously balanced on the edge."

"Let's just say the situation is balanced, but very precariously."

The land tilted precariously all around, yet the road held firm and good.

It was the hinges that precariously held the door open.

These two have set themselves up, one dismissal will leave them precariously placed.

But, rather precariously at first, then more easily, it stayed down.

At least seven helicopters, sometimes precariously close, were soon following the chase.

The moment hung precariously, for she was on the edge of tears.

Even from this distance I could tell that the ash was precariously long.

On the top of the mountain was a big stone, precariously balanced.

The old head nodded once precariously on the thin neck.

Other people are still dangling, ever so precariously, on the edge of the labor market.

But they live much more precariously than he does.

Some stones lean so precariously that they seem about to fall.

I left him with his tip hanging precariously in the balance.

He made no reply, thinking of the hours when her life had balanced so precariously.

But the recent attacks come at a time when the country is more precariously balanced than it has been for many years.