coyly

She took his hand, and looked coyly up at him.

"I have no money to pay you for your time," she said coyly.

She just shook her pretty head and looked coyly at us.

Well, at least this pops the question even though rather coyly.

With her head still lowered, she looked up at him, coyly.

Perhaps, he suggests coyly, "the time may be at hand for a third major party."

He reached out for her, and she backed away coyly.

"Somebody will have to do my back," she said coyly.

Pretty impressive, he said coyly, but what is it for?

And even when she's in private, she remains a coyly decorative public person.

The winner is likely, as they say coyly in Washington, to "do the right thing."

She looked away, not coyly but with an elusive smile.

"But not the most important of all you mean to do," the monk said coyly.

"He enjoyed my company some time earlier," she said coyly.

She smiled coyly and gave her head a little toss.

She coyly pushed his hand away and put her knees together.

"Oh, I've never done anything like you," she said almost coyly.

"I think I'd better go back to me sister," she said coyly.

She reached down and coyly pulled one strap off, then the other.

She smiled coyly, as if she'd been expecting that question for some time.

She reached out a hand, coyly inviting him to join her.

"Looks like you found something interesting to read, Andrew," he said, looking down coyly.

"We think there ought to be quite a market for it," I said coyly.

"I'm a woman of a certain age," she says coyly.

"Let me see what I can do," she smiled coyly.