Sentence examples for timid to lock from inspiring English sources
When hopes and dreams are loose in the streets, it is well for the timid to lock doors, shutter windows and lie low until the wrath has passed.
Click Lock to lock your phone.
Set it to "Lock Rotation".
The announcement was released during a campaign-style swing through California, during which Mr. Bloomberg, 65, a billionaire businessman, used increasingly sharp language to criticize both parties in Washington as too timid to take on big problems and too locked into petty squabbling to work together.
They are locked in the old wisdom that if drug use is harmful the best way of tackling it is punishment, too timid to examine the facts or challenge conventional thinking – even though a significant number of ministers in both past and present cabinets, including the prime minister, admit that they have experimented with drugs themselves.
Too timid to play at knife-catching?
Too timid to knock, he paced the streets outside.
"Darwin's Athletes" is too timid to say.
Another, never timid to begin with, terrorized the technicians.
