Examples of using Timidly in English and their translations into German
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I…” she timidly began.
My apologies, sir,” he began timidly.
As it is shy, timidly sounds for the first time.
It must be avery pretty dance,' said Alice timidly.
He smiled timidly at Songo when he saw the latter wanted to talk with him.
Timidi, timidefai-(zwo) be shy, behave timidly.
Timidly, we have been higher on the diagonal in other situations, but it's okay. It's good.
The woman fled from the chamber quickly and timidly like a doe.
We will not timidly look around and lose our way; we will not turn back.
Would you tell me,' said Alice, a little timidly,'why you are painting those roses?
Almost timidly, they snuck on the unadorned stage(no backdrop etc.) wearing their everyday clothes, picked up their instruments and got started.
Wanting his answer no matter what it was, I timidly started pleading my case again.
The Union for the Mediterranean Yet, the Middle East and North Africa have hardly movedcloser the political standards that the EU has timidly sought to promote.
As late as 28 June 1958, they were timidly advocating“clean democratic elections” to get rid of Batista.
I am asking the Commission to strive to ensure this and to punish,and not just timidly criticise, any State which fails to meet this obligation.
If the one-year-old child just timidly took the first steps, the child of two years has to be able well to go and try to run.
Tsereteli's idea of disarming the workers and soldiers, which he first timidly formulated on June 11, is now being carried into effect.
But despite the gentrification that is timidly knocking at its door, Exarcheia continues to keep the spirit of resistance and solidarity, which has characterised it for decades, alive.
Of what use is it to try and bury your head timidly in the sand like an ostrich, to evade this reality?
Sometimes silently, sometimes timidly, each and every signature on these headscarves is a committed signature.
Above the sombre sound of the deep organ stops, rises the timidly begging, almost declamatory insisting voice of a trumpet.
Kitty was silent a moment, looking timidly and pitifully at her husband, then she approached and took hold of his elbow with both hands.
I hope that the Commissioner will not intervene too belatedly ortoo timidly in this domain, as he has indicated to some market operators.
She waited for him, she asked timidly, with the noble shrug of deep love, when, where, they would meet again.
Then, after having waited too long,they increase the dosage of sleeping pills by timidly taking another half-tablet, which again is insufficient to induce sleep.
It requires that the Europeans do not react timidly, indulgent and self-denying to the pressures on their communities, coming both from inside and outside.
Suppose we have some Rhine wine,' said the young one,turning his eyes timidly to Vronsky while his fingers tried to catch hold of his just-budding moustache.
Even in winter when 117,000 almond trees timidly Island hatch in late January, coating the campaign of a white and pink coat.
You are worried about it now, but you only talk timidly of possible means of commercial defence, safeguard measures and joint surveillance of exports.
Especially at dawn,when the first rays of sunlight peak timidly through the clouds and the reflected light make the summits sparkle, South Tyrol is a paradise.