Sentence examples for while timid from inspiring English sources

A teenager, full of hormones and new desires, is between two worlds: reckless while timid, childish and yet worldly.

MITCHELL BLUMENTHAL EVERYTHING IS RELATIVE An inch of snow just dusts the Jersey shore, With plow drifts piling up to three or four, And schools are closed (the kids have got it made!); Commuter trains and buses are delayed; The turnpike slows to thirty miles per hour While timid folk crawl back in bed and cower.

By spending lavishly while timid competitors scrimp, Zeglis says he can fix AT&T's nagging quality problems and adopt better technical standards.

While timid and innocuous towards humans, the bluespotted ribbontail ray is capable of inflicting an excruciating wound with its venomous tail spines.

While timid in scope, and non-binding, the Republican resolution nevertheless represents a widening crack in the wall of congressional climate deniers.

If the owners are not found in two days, healthy cats with good dispositions will be available for adoption, while sick, timid or overly aggressive ones will be destroyed.

While I was dressing, I heard the boat whistle, first the warning signal and then the double blast, and I could see the good people on the top deck drinking coffee out of fragile paper cups, and Lawrence at the bow, saying to the sea, "Thalassa, thalassa," while his timid and unhappy children watched the creation from the encirclement of their mother's arms.

While I was dressing, I heard the boat whistle, first the warning signal and then the double blast, and I could see the good people on the top deck drinking coffee out of fragile paper cups, and Lawrence at the bow, saying to the sea, "Thalassa, thalassa," while his timid and unhappy children watched the creation from the encirclement of their mother's arms..

The rest of the plot flows back and forth between the lost and the seeker; Nemo ends up in a decorative tank in a dentist's office in Sydney, Australia, while the timid Marlin sets off, via a selection of natural obstacles, to rescue his only child.

While the timid fictionalist's fiction may leave some questions unsettled (how many indiscernible worlds there are, for example), the timid fictionalist should be able to make the fiction determinate to the extent that all of the correlates of modal claims are represented, by brute stipulation if necessary.

Fortunately, the second and third puppies, while still timid, seemed much easier to capture.