walk on eggs造句

• I walk on eggs around her-- a funny metaphor to use of mothers.
• They walk on eggs around me.
• And by doing so, they are condoning the questionable practices that are forcing so many people to walk on eggs.
• "For a while we know we have to walk on egg shells, " defensive end Jared Tomich said.
• This aggressive and obnoxious behavior creates moral problems for others, forcing others to walk on egg shells to prevent another outburst.
• But when it comes to China, the political and financial stakes are far greater, and Washington still walks on egg shells.
• Q . I have an employee who does a good job, but all of us have to walk on eggs when we deal with her.
• T . K . A . If you have to walk on eggs when dealing with an employee, it is often a matter of time before something cracks.
• "Walk on eggs, Mother is nervous today, " my older sister would warn as she boarded the city bus headed for the high school across town.
• The rest of the cast tends to walk on egg shells around him due to his veganism, as they're afraid they might upset him if he so much as touches an object that has been in contact with dairy products.
• Eccentric stories featured skateboarding ducks and men who claimed that they could walk on egg shells . ( In fact, the show's tendency to sidestep serious matters in favour of light pieces was parodied in an episode of " Monty Python's Flying Circus ", where the show, instead of reporting on the opening of the Third World War, chose to feature a story about a " theory " that sitting down in a comfortable chair rests one's legs ).