Sentence examples for in some trepidation from inspiring English sources

This mighty feat (and Beckham's mighty feet) enabled Manchester United to relax after they had approached the ground in some trepidation following their surprise defeat in the first leg of the Champions Leaguee tie in Hungary.

My supervisor's final, written, recommendation to the graduate board not only made reference to my having a child – surely irrelevant to the quality of my work – before explaining that while he had been in "some trepidation" as to the state he would find my research, he was eventually reassured that I hadn't been "ignoring" it while on maternity leave.

Yet such has been the outpouring of rightwing bile and hatred across the country following Mrs Thatcher's death that many of those who gathered in the centre of Glasgow will be waiting, in some trepidation, for a knock on the door late at night.

You can see why I went in with some trepidation.

I walked in with some trepidation, expecting to be inundated immediately with religious propaganda.

Plunging in with some trepidation, he eyed a gray-striped number, then ran his hand softly over a black-and-white Glen plaid.

IN JULY, Republicans were facing their convention in New York with some trepidation.

Cities, old and new, are looking at what's occurring in Cleveland with some trepidation — and also looking for guidance.

Nathan A. Wright, marketing director at IDmicro, moved from Seattle in February with some trepidation, but was pleasantly surprised.

I recall arriving in St Lucia, the island to which Glenconner had retreated after his Mustique dream had ended in acrimony, with some trepidation.

In his own real estate ventures, Mr. Giardina has been more cautious, living in the same house outside Northampton, Mass., that he and his wife, Eileen, bought in 1988 with some trepidation.