"I had trepidation," said Gene, a landlord whose 11 properties include two buildings at Lenox Avenue and West 125th Street.
As the entourage of professors and ballet masters and artistic directors and dance critics moved through the corridors to the auditorium, young dancers whose fate was in their hands stared in awe and trepidation.
If finalized, the agreement, reached late Sunday, could make Mr. Lieberman, an often indelicate and outspoken politician whose threatening language aimed at Arabs arouses suspicion and some trepidation abroad, the next foreign minister.
In the video, director Paul Johansson (whose biggest credit is "One Tree Hill") talks about the struggles and trepidations he and the rest of the crew faced while adapting one of the most successful books of the last 100 years.
If you're feeling some trepidation about hitting the waves, try the friendly Skudin Surf school (skudinsurf.com), whose motto is "If you can stand, you can surf".
"Childbirth and motherhood are the anvil upon which sexual inequality was forged, and the women in our society whose responsibilities, expectations and experiences are like those of men are right to approach it with trepidation".
Dinner was at six-thirty sharp and was prepared by an elderly housekeeper brought over from Switzerland, whose favorite saying was "All of life is organization," and whom all three siblings remember with affectionate trepidation.
The specter of the maniacal Rudy Giuliani as a potential Attorney General, whose ideas of stop and frisk could set back civil liberties for decades, surely gives libertarians reason for trepidation.
Ms. Glück, whose work has been praised for its original viewpoints and also singled out for its anger and disaffectedness, confessed to some trepidation in assuming the laureate's responsibilities.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
