Mr. Bolton had characterized supporters of the test-ban treaty as "misguided individuals following a timid and neo-pacifist line of thought".
Playing with a makeshift back line, they looked timid and confused.
But Nibali is one of the best in the sport at getting down a mountain, so he set the pace and established the best line for the timid Basso just behind him.
But even in New York, a gateway of immigration, a national climate that makes immigrant patients more timid also emboldens some front-line workers to bar the way.
Botton line: Once again, the timid D.C. press corps was reluctant to call Republicans out as radical.
When America gets this message, all its timid allies will likely fall in line, and the State of Palestine will come into being.
Ada turns out to be a remarkably candid and down to earth woman, and beguilingly timid for a person in her line of work.
Nothing attracts me to a city as much as an exaggerated but pervasive generalization that discourages timid travelers, keeps prices down and lines short, and makes people like me very happy.
Video: Stock Investors Remain Timid.
The New York Times Company is not A.T. & T. or Disney; it doesn't have the resources to become an on-line leviathan, as its recent, comparatively timid, seven-and-a-half-per-cent investment in the financial-information site TheStreet.com attests.
