Sentence examples for timid living from inspiring English sources

Poet James Kirkup was naturally quiet and timid; living in a lively working-class South Shields neighbourhood, he had plenty of opportunities to socialise with other children, but his temperament often prevented him from taking them up.

They live timid lives.

Pangolins are timid and live alone or in pairs.

What do you get when a preppy, timid white chick enters prison and ends up beating the living daylights out of an evangelist inmate?

Unfortunately, we are naively living under a soft despotism -- thereby rendering ourselves "timid and industrious animals" to the "shepherd" that is our federal government.

(Huey and Riley live on Timid Deer Lane, one block over from Bashful Beaver).

Toby Jones stars as Gilderoy, a timid analogue engineer who lives in Dorking with his mother.

He shares his secrets for living a thrilling life and makes most of its joys seem possible for even the generally timid.

Penny is a very sweet and timid Rhodesian Ridgeback mix that had lived a life of terrible abuse.

Finally her two sisters plot to have a timid friend of Bell's offer to live with her.

The discs also include surround-sound DVD-audio remixes and rare video, for a body of work that makes arty younger bands sound timid, even without live material.