We are no longer the timid third graders with the quiet voices.
He was no longer the timid kid who walked into the wrong skyscraper three years ago, when he was first assigned to work in the copy center at Locke Lord.
However, many high-reactive adolescents were no longer especially shy or timid.
But when they no longer have my timid poems, nobody will know that I once walked among them.
No longer was I a timid tourist, metro map glued to my hand.
But most breweries, thank goodness, no longer cater chiefly to the timid.
They are no longer being perceived as the timid calling station they might have been a few years ago.
Mei-Li no longer arrives in San Francisco as a timid mail-order bride with her wise, ancient father; she is instead a self-possessed Mao youth, with plenty of traditional wisdom of her own, whose father was executed for dissidence.
At the same time, writers will have greater freedom to publish what they want and will no longer be at the mercy of timid and puritanical publishers, as Nabokov and Dreiser, were during their careers.
Radical and raucous: Natalie Bennett is confident the UK would adapt to the chilled-out, kibbutz lifestyle (© Seth Watkins) No longer merely the party of 'recycling bores too timid to spoil their ballot paper', today's Greens are the serious party for radical and raucous change.
