cagey造句
1. She's very cagey about her past life.
2. He's very cagey about his family.
3. He was very cagey about the deal.
4. He is very cagey about his plans.
5. He is cagey about what he was paid for the business.
6. The cagey fox could not be easily trapped by the farmer.
7. He was very cagey about what happened at the meeting.
8. The old hermit was very cagey about her past life.
9. The manager was more cagey about this.
10. If he hadn't played so cagey with her, she'd have told him.
11. The White House is being very cagey about the contents of the report.
12. Yet he was cagey and knew when to be blunt.
13. His habitual London expression, cagey and mournful, was never to be seen.
14. He is cagey about his plans post-Maastricht - whenever that may be.
15. All the same he had been rather cagey about Ianthe Broome, not saying who it was that had brought the oxtail.
16. He is cagey about what his services cost, saying that fees vary with the size of the job.
17. The actor is a mite more cagey, however, as to his involvement with co-star Penelope Cruz.
18. All those involved were cagey about the contents of the reports.
19. He gets very cagey whenever I ask him about his job.
20. As a result, agents are becoming even more cagey about developing raw talent.
21. He has to be cagey, Billy, you should know that as well as anyone.
22. Coach Bob Dwyer is playing it cagey over his choice of a replacement skipper.
23. She's very cagey about what she spends her money on, don't you think?
24. Tony is very cagey about his family.
25. He was cagey , cagy about speaking of it.
26. He gave a cagey, vague answer to my question.
27. She's cagey about her past life.
28. After a cagey opening, Overmars'pace made the difference.
29. The rest of the league has been waiting for a belly flop, but the Giants' cagey right-hander refuses to wilt.
30. So you expect him at least to be coyly cagey about strong predictions.
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