Sentence examples for timid visitors from inspiring English sources
Here's how they break down: Description: Provides factoids on accommodation, tours, sights, shopping and other trivialities for lazy or timid visitors.
It was a very timid display from the visitors who could not match the intensity and physicality of the hosts.
Now is the time to come, urge the less timid, when a rare visitor can be king of the waves and the beaches, and when rates at guest houses are expected to drop.
The ensuing conflicting reports enabled the Kremlin to portray the U.S. visitors as weak, timid and ready to make concessions.
Aside from a curling Saido Berahino effort which forced Vito Mannone into a diving save, the visitors' threat was timid.
Surely, the visitors looked confused and timid as Jacobs scored on an 8-yard touchdown run after only 3 minutes 34 seconds and then Ahmad Bradshaw scored a 4-yard touchdown after 9 38.
Armin Veh's squad will be feeling hurt because they are victims, in part, of misfortune The visitors had not been timid and took to the attack with purpose when possible.
PARIS — R. Crumb, the American cartoonist, is said to be a timid, reclusive soul who doesn't like visitors, photographers, reporters or even fans.
But as a visitor approaches, he extends his little hand and in squeaky Swahili offers a timid greeting.
