I finally stopped looking timorously around me when I moved to North Georgia.
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I suspect that 2003 will shape up as the year of living timorously.
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A single mother ( Baker ) timorously works her way out of her shell.
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Once he timorously agreed, the officials laughed : " Bolsheviks always find a way out ."
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The Nude in High Art, " although Brooklyn has timorously excised " Sensation " from the section's title.
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When we first see him, he is being dressed and powdered by Sganarelle, his timorously disapproving valet, wonderfully played by Roland Bertin.
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"Excuse me, mister, " the taxi driver interrupted almost timorously, as if calibrating the effect of veracity on gratuity.
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They weigh the calorie count against the bran content, the sodium level against the grams of fat, and timorously return the item to the shelf.
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In the slow movement Harnoncourt treats the stern, unison statements in theano were some wayward soul timorously asking, " Will someone listen to me ?"
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Of course, with the crime rate plunging in New York City, how many in the city are about to challenge, even timorously, the way prisoners are treated?
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