Rankin spoons two over mid off, hesitantly comes back for the second.
At the start of "Champions of Dance: Make Millions!," the choreographer Ashley Byler walks carefully into the studio space, hesitantly pushes back a curtain hiding a mirror and smooths an eyebrow.
That internal tension — reaching for outrage but hesitantly pulling back — culminates in Wadlow's handling of the comic's notorious rape scene.
Since Rory has no credit or job ("or underwear", apparently), she hesitantly moves back in with her mother Lorelai; even though it's rent-free.
William Pooley, the British nurse who survived the deadly Ebola virus, is planning to return to Sierra Leone to help fight the outbreak, a move his mother, who had hoped he would not go back, hesitantly concedes will make her "very proud".
Eventually, an unusual piece of land was hesitantly suggested by a broker -- back land, no facilities or neighbors, and only an "abandoned town road" providing access.
Afterwards, he turns to me, bleary-eyed and exclaims, "Dude, that was pretty sick!" He then raises his hand for a high-five - to which I hesitantly comply - and we trudge back to the tour van to be met with hoots of derision from the rest of the party.
The men turned back, Frost angrily, Thomas hesitantly, but the gamekeeper was no longer on the road.
They gathered hesitantly, almost shyly, with no official backing from any agencies or corporations.
When do you think we might head back?" She spoke to the man hesitantly, not wanting to break his concentration.
