timidly

Timidly, she held it in her sweaty hand and felt it gradually get warmer and thicker. It began to throb, just like her heart.

' The White Queen looked timidly at Alice, who felt she OUGHT to say something kind, but really couldn't think of anything at the moment.

When little Florence timidly presented herself, Mr Dombey stopped in his pacing up and down and looked towards her.

Xiaoai's arm that intended to put around granny's shoulder had retreated again. She stared at the granny's face timidly.

He might have behaved timidly in life; in the book he would be bold as a lion.

The boys were puzzled for a moment. He was pushed, rather timidly, by one of the boys and told to get up but he remained quite unconcerned .

By and by , Margaret timidly stole near him , as if waiting to console .

Alice went timidly up to the door, and knocked.

I dont think you understand, said Milo timidly as the watchdog growled a warning. Were looking for a place to spend the night.

So the children came timidly towards the fire and the lamb and dove drew nearer.

The King laid his hand upon her arm, and timidly said 'Consider, my dear: she is only a child! '

Her own hand went out timidly and very lightly smoothed the straight black hair out of his eyes.

The fawn timidly say: An Niang said, tattoo of is all juvenile delinquent.

Wizened shadows , ashamed of existing, With bent backs, you timidly keep close to the walls And no person greets you, strange destinies !

Betushka was worse frightened than before and she closed her eyes tight. When the maiden repeated her question, Betushka answered timidly.

He looked over her shoulder and saw Vera and Buddy come slowly inside and stand, looking about timidly.

Just two detainees, their paperwork complete, sit timidly in the corner of an enormous holding cell.

Despite the killing of a Japanese journalist by Burmese security forces, Japan has reacted timidly.

She withdrew her hand timidly from his arm .

'It must be a very pretty dance, ' said Alice timidly.

Timidly, he walks home, staying out of the way of anyone he meets.

Often in public speaking all seem very sweaty, even a few words very simple words could not speak out timidly.

At a meeting to discuss the future of Smith's math department, one professor timidly requested two more discussion sections for his course.

"Do you think you can get something else? " she ventured, timidly.

The boy asked timidly if he might see the book.

They walked timidly , without an appointment, into the Harvard University President's outer office.

Cycle-dependent capital ratios would reduce the tendency of banks to lend too generously in booms and too timidly in recessions.

All awe-inspiring sights, they send visitors timidly on their way, carrying the weight of Chinese history on their shoulders.

She timidly extended both hands toward him, the metal fingernails glinting in the overhead light.

'Not QUITE right, I'm afraid, ' said Alice, timidly ; 'some of the words have got altered. '

One by one the other Elders now timidly rise with innocuous requests, which Rahm receives warmly.

But last week the Obama administration timidly ducked that task, fearing a political firestorm.

Stand timidly before the teacher, the girl CAST down her eyes.

Timidly the waters touched the worn gravestone that for more than three hundred years had laid before the vanished altar.

Their sturdy soles crunched over snow on Mount Rainier and timidly trod upon volcanic rocks in Costa Rica.

the old lady's quavering voice; spoke timidly in a tremulous voice.

Only fantasists imagine that America can determine what happens in Egypt; only defeatists counsel timidly hanging back.

"I hope I am not too heavy? " she said timidly.

She asked me a question timidly.

We talked a long time, and were silent, yet we did not confess our love to each other, but timidly and jealously concealed it.

One girl stood up timidly. " Please sir, " she asked, "May we have our teacher back? "

I walked into the center of the bazaar timidly.

Miss Bartlett knocked timidly at the blue kitchen door.

I walked into the centre of the bazaar timidly.

In fiscal policy, Mr Obama has timidly defended a weak position.

'Would you tell me, ' said Alice, a little timidly, 'why you are painting those roses? '

The girl kept herself timidly aloof from the crowd.

"Mr. Dumbledore? " said Hermione rather timidly. "Is that your sister? Ariana? "

Do you remember, later, when I was reading in the library, how you came in timidly, with a sort of hurt look in your eyes?

the Spy entreats him, timidly.

did you say anything ? " she asked timidly" .

The nose timidly say: An Niang said, a pair leg's being old to match different all of womans wasn't is good thing.

"What did Chang Tieh-tsui say? " she asked timidly.

I ran up the stairs in great haste, I don't know whether I went in timidly.

Timidly, I did. "I know I're shelved psychology books before, " I began.

I tap Jason lightly on the shoulder and say timidly, "Hi, uh, would you like to dance with me? "

She knocked timidly on the study door and entered.

"Maybe you have some cleaning or scrubbing , " she replied, timidly.

i know that , sir , " she replied timidly" .

Blushing, fidgeting nervously with his tie, blinking timidly, he faced us silently for a minute

asking timidly if he might see a menu

The sheep stopped in their eating and looked timidly at us;

She knocked at the door timidly