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And they are lots of fun to play with. They're very curious and a little shy of people.

Taking such delays into account, the saving rate may still be shy of its peak, but not by much.

I know Scott will throw his laundry just shy of the hamper every night; he'll be late to most appointments and eat the last chocolate in the box.

Sleep, rain washed everything lives, the morning mist as yarn, such as the Spring girl Shaqun cover up shy of the earth.

After the day of this experiment the Professor rather avoided me, as I gradually came to perceive. He would not sit on the same side in the carriage, and altogether seemed to fight shy of me.

Those who wanted to speed my political recovery after the crushing midterm defeat thought I was nuts, or, as we say in Arkansas, three bricks shy of a full load.

Nash had a career-high 23 assists - one shy of the NBA playoff record - to go with 17 points, and the Suns raced to a 113-100 victory over the Lakers on Sunday to move within one win of advancing to the second round.

Tonight there are just shy of 5, 000 wandwavers.

Small children are often shy of anyone they do not know.

Brad Pitt, actor and heartthrob, was two credits shy of a journalism degree from the University of Missouri.

Following this same case, working at 85% capacity means assuming that you'll plan to do a little shy of 7 hours of work.

Personally, I felt nervous about trying to conceive after 35 and wound up having my son just three weeks shy of that milestone.

Thus, with traditional Buddhist pietism , we can embrace the religious side of faith and devotion, but shy off from the hard-headed world-view and the task of critical inquiry;

"I'm taking a break for a little while, " says Ervin, who was an estimated one semester shy of earning a degree in interdisciplinary studies. "I decided to check myself and realize what I want to do.

We're still ten men shy of a full class.

Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, just shy of two hours from my hometown.

After some experience in theater, he landed a role in a soap opera and dropped out of high school just shy of graduation.

Even in Britain, which is not shy of locking people up, only 5, 000-10, 000 of the roughly 450, 000 who are arrested every year go to jail, and then for an average of 2.2 months.

If I can, I hope to return to the first summer of the first day, I do not look shy of you, I just want to indulge myself once, hold you, and then stubbornly proclaim: I really like you, like to love you.

Please don't get too close. Please don't touch her face. She is shy of strangers.

Plane not to money, which for those who love to travel but the capsule in run shy of ALICE are undoubtedly very attractive.

We asked family and friends for help, and we arranged to take on extra work. The next day, we called to make a new offer, slightly higher than our first one, still shy of the owner's counter price.

Some men jump off a high bridge and don't get killed, but life insurance underwriters fight shy of that kind.

The Congress party has been slow to act, so on August 10th the opposition Bharatiya Janata party, never shy of posturing, sent its MPs stalking out of parliament in protest.

That's just four points shy of the record 64 percent who said the same thing one year ago.

She paused, though, a little shy of me, a stranger.

Apple, according to Kumar's estimates, should end the June 2010 quarter having sold about eight million phones, shy of his nine million device estimate, thanks to supply constraints.

They're very curious and a little shy of people.