Sentence examples for timidly started from inspiring English sources

Yet as the death toll has climbed, policy and attitudes have timidly started to change.

I now realize that, at the time, the present day renaissance of Polish gastronomy was just timidly starting.

Charlie Austin missed their most obvious opportunity, his 83rd-minute penalty being saved by Allan McGregor, but the hosts spurned several openings before that, especially in a first half in which they started timidly before working up an impressive head of steam and threatening to blow away the visitors.

"We started too timidly.

I started out timidly at first, to see what would happen, and quickly saw how powerful this was.

I started out timidly enough.

In the second half of the year the two industries both started to recover, albeit timidly.In this section The case against the prosecution A Sovereign remedy?

It was months after I started to work with Alan that he timidly began to ask me for help: to scratch an itchy eyelid, to straighten a twisted foot, or to pop a candy corn in his mouth.

In the performance we documented for the film, the audience starts off timidly, but eventually becomes extraordinarily involved.

Community Action Process empowers localities to tackle development MANGOCHER, Balochistan Province, Pakistan, 17 June 2008 – When Sumaya Bibi first started coming to community meetings, she would crouch in a corner by the door, timidly covering her face with her scarf.

By Fatima Raja MANGOCHER, Balochistan Province, Pakistan, 17 June 2008 – When Sumaya Bibi first started coming to community meetings, she would crouch in a corner by the door, timidly covering her face with her scarf.