Sentence examples for asked 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?

"Coffee?" I ask timidly.

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.

This time, however, we timidly asked, "Uh... ?" "Next week," he said.

"Mr. President, is everything O.K.?" a technician timidly asked.

After almost 40 years, he timidly asked his editor at the magazine, Judith Long, if she might intercede with "the brass" about a raise.