Sentence examples for walked timidly from inspiring English sources

The same woman who walked timidly into the doctor's office practically jumped for joy on her way out and all but ran back to the car.

At his current show in the Japanese Gardens, tourists and Portland locals walk timidly around massive, claw like structures that frame the trees he has on display.

So I am understandably taken aback when, instead of sweeping grandly through the doors dripping chinchilla furs and disdain, Wagner, 60, walks timidly into the room and greets me with a concerned frown.

I timidly walked into the room and approached her.

This crippling awkward moment hung in the air for about 30 seconds before a woman passed in front of me with her hands cupped over her face, timidly walking toward the stage.

Lunchtime: Flashback to that movie scene where the kid grips onto their lunch tray as they timidly walk across the school cafeteria looking for a place to sit and someone to sit with.

Only then did some of them timidly raise their heads and mutter something while she walked angrily to her desk.

Miss Nalepa was about to walk out the door when her mother stepped up timidly and gave her a peck on the cheek.

Then walk, walk, walk.

Walk, walk, walk.

I waved timidly through the windshield.