They hope to draw in more bashful youngsters with modern features including up-to-date chart music and videos as well as animation. |
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Collina's famously piercing gaze uncharacteristically drops away, almost bashful at being reminded of the compliment. |
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The popular children's story is about an affectionate, sometimes bashful pig named Wilbur who befriends a spider named Charlotte. |
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He's also not bashful about experimenting with them while recording, which makes for some pretty funny gaffes. |
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Ever bashful, Rolf bounded towards the dais and whispered instructions in Howard's shell-like, believing he was the house pianist. |
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I think, all evidence to the contrary, she was pleasantly surprised when I turned out to be a studious, introverted, bashful child. |
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A succession of handsome but bashful doe-eyed waiters brought over from Italy compounded our love for this place. |
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I noticed a flush on Angie's cheek as Christopher smiled, bashful but reserved. |
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If you go and you're kind of acting bashful and you don't belong, I think people can spot that on you. |
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In scene one, Edie, the make-believe cheerleader, queens it over bashful high-school boy Tom. |
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I told him I thought he looked pretty good considering, but he was bashful and said he thought he looked pretty bad. |
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But Mr Desmond is not known for being particularly image-conscious or bashful. |
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I will always remember the look of bashful happiness on Arthur's face as people in the audience constantly called out his name. |
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His attractive features had caught her off guard, leaving her tongue-tied and bashful. |
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Quite funny how this brash and loud student totally changed when he got to meet his hero and started acting all bashful. |
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Don't be bashful guys, I put the board there for all of us so don't wait for me. |
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The staff are very approachable and we let more bashful people wander around to avoid embarrassment unless they ask us. |
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Once there, her life begins, from crawling to walking, through playful child, bashful teenager, lover and mother, into old age. |
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School sports are not for the bashful, and privacy expectations are limited. |
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Barbara was a very, very gentle person, but she was not bashful about expressing her point of view. |
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My vote for the most untranslatable word would go to nyakaa, a Bengali word that could mean coy, or teasing, or bashful, or suggests fake niceness or phoney innocence. |
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The squeal of post-bebop brass emerges with bashful brevity from dirty gutbucket blues solos. |
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Emy, always modest and bashful, had blushed and refused to let him draw her, claiming that it embarrassed her to have him watching her so intently. |
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Anyway, one evening as we were manducating our victuals at a local eatery, my sweet and bashful convent girl asked me if I thought she looked fat. |
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The response is at first a bashful smile, before a glint in the eye and a grin as wide as the Great Rift Valley. |
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Therefore, Almighty Allah does not attract women to the joys of Paradise using scenes or acts that might be against their bashful nature. |
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These bashful animals leave very clear traces on the landscape, but gaining an opportunity to observe them is difficult. |
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But the bashful hero politely declined before going back to base. |
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There are the Mediterranean tompot blenny, the bashful yellow-faced or striped blenny, and the tiny Caribbean secretary blenny, giving office staff a bad name. |
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He urged potential donors not to be bashful, they did not have to wait for the letter he was preparing to send out before approaching him. |
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He's not at all bashful about photographing us older folks, either. |
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I'm not bashful about being an advocate on behalf of our communities. |
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Do you think the diocese would be bashful about distancing itself from him? |
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He was of a tremendous bashful nature which inhibited him from describing those private matters to women publicly. |
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This quiet parade of endless drudgery and occasional success becomes a small, bashful world theatre ending in impish but nonetheless restrained high spirits. |
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It dislikes rough treatment and it might become bashful and distrustful. |
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Unabashed, the remaining trio made the valiant decision to take their unabashed helpings of perfectly bashful indie-pop to a wider audience in 2011, a year they will surely take by storm. |
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Church is characteristically bashful about his achievements. |
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He wasn't bashful about putting the ball up. |
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He was not bashful about comparing the event to Wrestlemania. |
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India, by contrast, is less bashful about these things. |
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RaeLynn's detractors find her bashful lyrics obnoxious and her voice grating, but to her credit, she has a clear songwriting perspective and a very distinctive sound. |
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Likewise, UMNO hardliners might argue that what is needed now is to bolster support among its Malay core by replacing Mr Najib with a less bashful Malay supremacist. |
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Even Indira was tongue-tied and bashful early in her career. |
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The doctors were bashful because of her recovery. |
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Sir Alfred Russell Wallace, the renowned British naturalist, during his visit to the Malay Archipelago, was himself fascinated by the displays and the beauty of these extremely bashful birds. |
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And so, with an air of mannish superiority, he seems rather to pity the bashful girl, than to apprehend that he shall not succeed. |
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In that same year, Henrietta, the wise ole Owl, Benny the bashful Bunny and Waddles, the laid back Ducky came to life. |
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With their hiphugger pants, sexy midriff-baring tops and big sunglasses, Luscious Girls are far from bashful. |
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When you get married you're supposed to be bashful and eat like this,' and he shaded his eyes with his left wrist, where a bow-guard would be worn. |
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From his nervy shuffling walk to his bashful enjoyment at a family get-together, Steele filled the stage with his Ebenezer, without ever resorting to hamminess. |
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But Tommy was bashful, and the attention he had thus drawn upon himself made him blush. He was a timid lad and he shrank away now, evidently fearing Shell. |
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Here we sit, the little minister straight from the book, bashful and youngly anxious, and I the Egyptian, not dancing now with rowanberries in her hair, but sadly altered. |
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