For a change this documentary did not have faceless people talking shyly with their faces blurred digitally. |
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They eye me shyly from the doorway before plucking up the courage to come in. |
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Many of the purses were handed to the Princess by children who curtsied shyly and shook hands. |
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They would have walked huddled, enamoured of each other's smell, holding hands and even kissing hurriedly and shyly in the twilight's cover. |
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He confirms this shyly, perhaps out of deference to his employer, who trained with White and later became his great rival. |
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He was smiling shyly for the camera and standing behind him was the golden-haired Joseph. |
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Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial. |
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In Isis, a young girl with a small, sweet smile poses shyly in a short white dress, bobby socks and a wedding veil. |
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The other stocking waves shyly from its precarious perch atop a tilted lampshade. |
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The kid shyly thanked me for the compliment and then he continued jumping around. |
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I caught my first glimpses of wild rock wallaroos peering at us shyly from the safety of a rocky ledge. |
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He tried to cast a weak, faint smile at me, and confusedly, shyly, I lowered my eyes. |
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A dozen girls in ruffled skirts stand, shifting their weight from foot to foot, gazing shyly at their reflections in the mirror. |
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Near the end of the meal I looked up at my two brilliant companions and smiled sadly and shyly. |
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He grinned rather shyly at us, baring an impressive row of gold teeth, but clearly did not know what to do with the gadget. |
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Justin carefully took a familiar baseball cap out of his back pocket and shyly handed it to her. |
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Even she, on her fifth try for the presidency, has shyly brought her boyfriend to the fore. |
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I looked around the room and finally found this little mousy girl looking at my shyly. |
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She noticed me looking from the other side of the bar, smiled shyly and blushed, before sneaking another glance my way as she turned her back. |
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Little puffs of smoke drifted up from the table as we shyly learned to wield a soldering iron. |
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Deb emerged from her cubicle, and shyly asked Gil's permission to eat two Portobello mushrooms and a spear of asparagus for dinner. |
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It was almost four in the afternoon when two oldsters faced off in the dusty tinku plaza, shuffling their feet almost shyly. |
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Nurse Thomas smiled shyly as she moved quickly around the room, clearing the tables for the tea trays. |
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Her coarse black hair was pulled into two cute pigtails, and she smiled shyly. |
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He read speeches in a soft voice sometimes inaudible in the crowd, smiled shyly and waved as if in amazement at all the attention. |
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Beside roaring factories and in sequestered nooks on which deer and bear peer shyly from nearby leafy coverts, there have sprung up innumerable gardens. |
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The Stones pumped out some Maroccan gnaouas, and Santana shyly admitted to being Mexican? but nobody cared. |
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And even though the trio is used to get done quickly with things, the musicians shyly try more subtle formats. |
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Lanying ventured shyly out of her parents' Chinese laundry business into the depths of the sugar maples that surrounded her small town. |
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She has regained her good humour and greets visitors shyly with an awkward left-handed handshake. |
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As I sit with my friend in his room, people drop shyly in, and all, everyone begs for books. |
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The most telling piece of Block's works sits shyly under a window. |
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Some children approached him shyly, accompanied by their parents. |
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He stands listening quietly to another music of his own world, shyly doing a namaste or shaking hands and looking embarrassed if called upon to respond. |
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He ducked his head shyly, bangs curtaining and hiding his face. |
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We start slowly, shyly, and awkwardly just like most teenagers discovering the birds and the bees. |
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Assembling on the surgical ward for our first ward round, we were like snowmen on parade, with freshly starched white coats and stethoscopes shyly peeping from pockets. |
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Susan shyly shook hands with the singer but was quickly put at ease by his graciousness. |
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After she's had enough, she refuses my money and shyly tips me five bucks. |
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As the sculptor was chiselling a block of marble, a boy came every day and watched shyly. |
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One day, she might appear in the character of a devout young mother, peeping shyly from a giant mantilla as she explains the importance of the Virgin Mary. |
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The Haitian students smiled shyly as they heard the warm words of solidarity from their Canadian peers. |
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Another student, in a blue sweater-vest, shyly waited his turn. |
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Born Nathan Thompson – he was nicknamed Giggs because of his tendency to slyly, even shyly, giggle, often at the absurdity of a given situation – he was influenced by the original sinners NWA and dirty south hip-hop. |
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People admit shyly that they send their children to Dominican Republic. |
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Twenty young people had quietly gathered and greeted me shyly. |
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As a result, if the CPE, which shyly tried to adhere to the economic realities, is not immediately retracted, the scholars and students consider it as an anti-young attack and a generator of uncertainty. |
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On this faithful day on August the 5th, shyly staring from my car window at all those brave people entering the hall before the meeting, I finally jumped in and got my feet wet. |
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Suddenly she appeared in the inner doorway rather shyly. She had got a new cotton blouse on. Paul jumped up and went forward. |
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When half the children were dressed again, some peasant women in their Sunday best, out picking herbs, came up to the bathing-hut and stopped shyly. |
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