timidly

Her eyes met his at last then, but almost timidly.

Timidly, the boy took the king up on his offer.

Almost timidly, they point the way to the second Florida.

Perhaps one of the others in the room raised their hand, timidly.

He reached down, and timidly took it in his hand.

He sat down almost timidly on the edge of her bed.

He came closer then and timidly opened the little door.

He asked timidly, trying not to touch me, or himself.

Then she looked up at him, timidly, love bright in her eyes.

I always shook my head, timidly saying what she wanted to hear.

She came to him, walking timidly out of the forest.

The woman spoke timidly to the man in the chair.

"May I ask you something," she began a little timidly.

Maria came timidly to his side and she looked in too.

She held the white sack out timidly in front of her.

Frank rose to his feet and timidly moved over to the man.

The orchestra played timidly, as if to stay out of the way.

Quick, is that whatever we do, it must not be done timidly.

She looked up timidly, as they moved across the lawns.

Timidly she put her own small cup on the tray.

If a shuttle door could open timidly, this one did.

I feel that we have posed this question too timidly.

Various small animals came, timidly at first, to finish off the job.

Constance asked timidly when she heard the voice at the other end.

Members of the class assure him timidly that it is.