warily

A large man got out after him and looked about warily.

My father and I warily get out of the car.

The old man looked around warily, and then once again he changed.

He looked warily at them before giving me a hard look.

She was looking at him warily by the time he sat himself.

The three of them moved warily onto the new road.

He moved warily toward him and reached out his hand.

Some list to one side, looking warily at the judge.

He walked warily over to the back and looked in.

Instead he looked warily from one officer to the other.

He moved warily through the forest, making very little sound.

The group, three in number, watched the old man warily.

The others looked around warily; he knew they could feel it, too.

There's no way I took them all at once, he thought warily.

She looked at him warily when he offered her his hand.

He looked warily around the bar and then at the door several times.

Warily two of them began making their way into the hall.

Her eyes followed him warily as he came around the table.

He stopped, across the table from me, and looked at my face, warily.

In the early days, the schools faced each other warily.

He held out his hand and she shook it warily.

They both started to laugh, then looked warily at each other.

The strange boy was looking warily out of the window.

He listened warily to what the man had to say.

She watched him warily, waiting for the first wrong move.