| She sat demurely, which was very unlike her usual loud and unruly self, and stared at the wall, barely blinking. |
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| Looking prim and proper, and every inch a little lady, Miss Destiny looked demurely down at her hands. |
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| The neck line dipped demurely and the long sleeves puffed slightly at the shoulders. |
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| Later, she is presented as a rather dowdy vestal virgin or as an elegant but staid matron demurely working on her embroidery. |
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| She kissed him goodbye demurely, and he tipped his hat and set off with a swagger and a too tight gold band on his little finger. |
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| Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, resides demurely in the shadow cast by its more flamboyant sister city, Sydney. |
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| In subsequent prints, the demurely phallic-shaped object gradually metastasizes into a whorling explosion. |
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| He seated himself demurely with his legs drawn closely to one side, posing for the cameras as though for a fashion shoot. |
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| The girls are all demurely dressed in pleated navy blue skirts with pale blue and white sailor tops. |
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| The figure in a modest black gown and lacy apron bowed her head demurely. |
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| He had originally proposed an idea for a tamer programme, aimed at a young audience but with contestants sitting demurely on a sofa answering general knowledge questions. |
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| You can be demurely sipping a cup of tea on the veranda of the old Moana Hotel, or boldly practicing your marksmanship at the Royal Hawaiian Shooting Club. |
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| The garment, in a style usually worn demurely under a sari, is quintessentially Indian. |
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| Trading is now done rather demurely, by pecking at a keyboard. |
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| She demurely rearranged her skirts and sat with her back erect. |
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| They are demurely dressed and stuffed into shiny shopping bags, soon to be tattered but reused in my new life. |
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| Whether a cow passes gas loudly, also known as tearing beef, or demurely emits an SBD makes no difference. |
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| Others, especially those that live in grass or low bushes, are demurely clad and protectively coloured, although even these may be attractively spotted and streaked. |
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| With the wonder and trauma of childbirth diligently scrubbed away, she appears as a picture of springtime freshness-hands folded, head bowed, eyes downcast demurely. |
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| That movie has a prologue, set in 1816, where, in Hollywood's idea of a Regency salon, Elsa Lanchester as Mary Shelley is found demurely embroidering. |
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| Then there was Amanda Holden demonstrating her range as an actress by simperingly demurely when she bumped into former lover Neil Morrissey at a party. |
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| Demurely they poured drinks and politely tried to speak English. |
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