"shy of" or "shy about"?
He'll also be a week shy of 64. |
That's just shy of a 60% increase. |
One Fruit Loop shy of a full bowl. |
This is just shy of their goal to end the year with 30% of their production from liquids. |
They made a fool out of this ex-clown, but I am still a couple bells shy of the full cap. |
He is not shy of the twentieth century's big subjects, and he puts them to effective use. |
But for those keeping score, that's 11 minutes shy of the 15 minutes of fame the artist predicted everyone would enjoy. |
He was from the shyest of the people, from the most humble and with the least concern for the world and its glitter. |
Sweden are second in their qualifying group, just three points shy of Germany with a game in hand on the group leaders. |
Regarding education, if you are 3 credits shy of a degree or your certification is underway, don't indicate completion. |
Davis was never shy about that. |
Don't feel shy about your body. |
He was very shy about his vocals. |
If an apology is not forthcoming, don't be shy about not being social with her anymore. |
I needed help, and was suddenly not shy about asking the nurses to grab my boob and show me the tricks of the trade. |
But then, I was never shy about doing that kind of thing, even though I'd not sure where that feistiness comes from. |
There was something shy about many of them, something either desperately grave and assertive, or faintly apologetic. |
Being part of the **25;90;TOOLONG Council, the politicians are still shy about calling for independence of Hong Kong. |
Maybe shy away from the $250 0. |
So never shy away from doing this. |
We shy away from talking about it. |
You may prefer only games like first person shooter types and shy away from all others. |
If the Congress is so sure that it is good for everyone, why shy away from a debate? Mr. |
I have seen women with great potential shy away from positions that seemingly have bigger responsibilities and risks. |
I look with disappointing unbelief at how religious leaders consistently shy away from being vocal on bad governance. |
This comes with its own pros and cons - if the class is doing very well, I wont shy away from giving AAs to everybody. |
Some shy away from them because they are slightly more difficult to play in, or because they are not session-friendly. |
I was so shy in front of people. |
And I'd not shy in telling them that. |
A man is shy in another man's corner. |
We are very playful and fun, but will be a little bit shy in a new home, especially Stoli. |
The teenager has also been far from shy in terms of boasting about her previous conquests. |
And I am actually quite shy in person, so it takes me a lot of courage to make this video. |
Many shy individuals think of their shyness as a significant problem that hinders them in myriad ways (Zimbardo, 1986). |
I have even noticed being shy in personal relationships with friends and family, and I keep asking myself what's missing. |
It's just that I get very shy in front of people when it comes to singing and then I forget the words I was going to say. |
Saskia Walker is an amazing writer and she has written some lovely compliments for my story Moon Shy in her review of the. |
You were shy with people! Laura. |
Taemin is pretty shy with woman. |
She was feeling shy with his name. |
They are still very shy with humans, but had at least started to play with other puppies. |
Well, maybe I was rockin in this pic, and she is feeling shy with her friends all watching. |
But I know when I want something, and so, I won't be shy with you: I want to win this trip. |
I personally chose another brand just because I was really gun shy with Archos after all the problems I had with my 101. |
Otherwise, she may offer first-time clients a running commentary on their skin and health -- and she isn't shy with suggestions. |
Although a few of the pupils are shy with Lucia at first, they increasingly open up and express their ideas without reservations. |
Well, I was always VERY shy around him. |
She was obviously still shy around Hanzo. |
My problem is that I'd very shy around girls. |
Not being shy around girls requires practicing and developing skills of conversation. |
But, not to worry, below are ten good techniques on how to get over being shy around girls. |
Some are shy around ' brains ', but you have proximity to young minds as they are developing. |
You form close attachments to those people who are near you, but you're ever shy around those you don't know so well. |
I'd totally date Eunhyuk and he must not be shy around foreigners anymore bc he had dinner with that one fan in London. |
I am not really ashamed but I am definitely shyer around coworkers and acquaintances than I am around family or friends. |
Usually when the officers had a day of they would take us girls dancing, and I unlike my friends was rather shy around men. |
She acted less shy at the start of each. |
I'd out going, but I can be really shy at times. |
I often get a bit shy at those sorts of events too. |
These many years later I'd still shy at the console, I don't interact with the crowd much. |
The 31-year-old says she was shy at school and as a result suffered from depression and anxiety. |
In fact, in one survey only 5% of people said that they had never been shy at any time in their life. |
I was a bit shy at the beginnings, but the recipe was simple for me: just go over my timidity, kick myself out and do it. |
The banks on the other hand have become ruthless at keeping their coffers well capitalized and being very shy at lending. |
She may appear shy at first glance but packs a lethal punch on the badminton court as the mixed doubles world is finding out. |
We saw Derek Plug (Bob team Spring brakeman) attempt to break 11seconds over the 100m here in Calgary, only to come up just shy at 11. |
I was painfully shy as a child and into my teens. |
Before, I used being shy as an excuse for everything. |
Sheja was shy as a child, but now she is very outgoing. |
It's not because of the catalog system; it's because I was really shy as a kid and smart. |
I was painfully shy as a child for a variety of unhealthy factors, most beyond my control. |
I am very interested to see all those who are that shy as to read your blog, come to Louvre. |
There was a girl in that shanty bar Went by the name of Kate Carew, Quiet and shy as the bush girls are, But ready-witted and plucky, too. |
That's part of growing up, whether the behaviour is picking your nose in school or hiding, shy as a church mouse, behind your mammy's legs. |
Were you that intent and serious in your very early bands like Hot Chocolate, Ohio Express and Circus? Yeah, because I was very shy as a kid. |
She says she was painfully shy as a child, before she enrolled in children's theatre group Act 3's drama academy under its founder-director R. |
My money is on the latter since I am very shy by nature. |
I remember, he was very shy by nature and used to sit next to me. |
I am shy by nature but Julia41 did manage to bring me out of my shell. |
Talking to her mother, police found that the deceased was an introvert and shy by nature. |
The man himself would never accept such a label and reply that he was rather shy by nature. |
I've had to confront bullies, deal with racism and overcome being shy by believing in myself. |
They are shy by nature and are instantly attracted to someone who can take on the world, protect them and take care of them. |
Peanut by Lara Zielin, Once Burned, Twice Shy by Jessica Verday, Turn Here by Jackson Pearce, and Heart On by Rohnda Stapleton. |
I am shy by nature, but I did know Salman's then wife, Clarissa, who was a lovely, willowy blonde woman who worked at my literary agents. |
Rather, the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him &; give him peace) did not shy away from answering them, even though he was shy by nature. |
I was naturally shy for much of my life. |
I'd too shy for the first (unbelievable right?). |
Though I was enjoying the food but felt little shy for the amount. |
Special Olympics events aren't shy for handing out awards, but Rohrer gives them reason. |
And now it seems there is to be no case of once bitten, twice shy for Ranbir and Katrina. |
I have commented in the past, inadvertently raised a lot of hackles in one comment and that left me very shy for a while. |
Thankfully for those ladies, you really don't have to flash your nipples to the sales assistant if you're too shy for that sort of thing. |
And this little fellow is easy to spot -- he played shy for a while, but the lure of the seeds someone had scattered on top of the stump was too strong. |
She's shy for a few minutes when she meets someone, but then if she has something talk about, she'll really talk to you about things; she likes to tell stories, bringing together the details. |
Plenty of players who can have a shy from this range. |
But let's also be realistic and not shy from the truth, either. |
Just months shy from obtaining his Geshe Lharampa degree, GC left Drepung. |
Super hot dance and at one point, even the dancer herself was shy from close contact with Leehom. |
Ghana is several light years shy from development if a person of this kind of mindset is a chief. |
My second ride back to Shy from Dar we had 3 in 16 hours but one isn't totally legit because we got ta flat tire. |
However, the obedient worshipper feels closer to Allaah and wants to worship Allaah more, because he is not shy from his sins. |
However, I do not see another way growing particularly dominant (something that Tim seems to intentionally shy from speculating. |
A man in touch with his business operations and not shy from expressing his wealth in a surprisingly un-showingly way to screen. |
The 100mm Macro has a more natural perspective characteristics than that of the 50mm equivalent but still shy from it all as compared with the 200mm. |
So don't be shy on asking product samples. |
This will help you avoid being shy on the d-day. |
And I'd quite shy on the phone so I pretended I did. |
If you are shy on the outside but a little crazy on the inside, let it out once in a while. |
An eighth of an ounce shy on the vermouth makes the drink overpoweringly smoky and barrel-heavy. |
While the charts are a little shy on releases, there's still plenty of movement to note so have. |
She is sweet and shy on the outside, but she has a very rich and passionate inner life, which shows in her very first aria. |
When we discovered that the kids got very shy on camera, Jia thought of an innovative way to help them relax for the interview. |
Okay, I'll admit it; I'd not an MLM expert, but from the outside looking in, most MLM schemes seem to be a little shy on product. |
It's simple to see who is arrogant and who is shy on the dance floor, which will mean that you're more likely to get a good match. |
Which is because I'd too shy to ask one out. |
Types who prefer the coconut shy to the rollercoaster. |
PM me here if you are too shy to type in public (as it were). |
Finally, You shouldn't be shy to Amount Or maybe a quote Pic For only a Specific location. |
However, I feel so shy to myself, I just feel like wearing a masker to cover who actually I'd. |
She's also gone from painfully shy to an outgoing kid who makes friends easily and looks for any opportunity to perform. |
He believes in a strict manager-player relationship, and isn't shy to met out punishment to players who digress from his vision. |
She was shy to the point of leaving a room if a stranger walked in and always dressed conservatively, her boyfriend told Tampa Bay Times. |
The film is not shy to these subjects and there are some surprising and unique sequences involving Marley's cousins that prove revelatory. |