Sentence examples for ask timidly from inspiring English sources
How much? he asked timidly.
"A rat ghost?" I asked timidly.
"Does it still hold up?" she asked timidly.
"Do you make ladies' shoes, too?" I asked timidly.
"Just what are footies, dear?" she asked timidly.
I asked timidly that if we saw the "big five" -- orca, bald eagle, humpback whale, Dall's porpoise and dolphin -- during our first day, could we whistle for the water taxi and beat it back to the mainland?
Soon, children who came to her knowing nothing about libraries -- a student once asked her timidly how much it might cost to "rent" a book from the school's collection -- got excited about reading, she says.
Toward the end of our talk, I timidly ask Siddig a few questions on his personal life, about which I shamefully know so little.
Gathering my courage, I would waddle over to the courts and timidly ask, "Hey y'all, can I play?" The white kids snickered and giggled, but the black kids regarded me with extreme loathing.
One mom raised her hand timidly to ask whether the thing had to be sterilized before insertion.
