skittishly

She followed him skittishly and sat down in front of his desk.

She moved skittishly but he steadied her, using his feet.

When he touched her with his heels, she moved off skittishly.

I guess sixteen must be the magic number, she thought skittishly.

Culver tried not to look, but eyes can be skittishly curious.

"Then know this," he began as the horse danced skittishly aside.

"My father and my mother taught me," she replied skittishly.

Also, if a cow is acting skittishly, you shouldn't stop, but should just keep walking.

This is no longer the case, but he still seeks refuge, skittishly, in generalities.

When she turned back, skittishly, she focused her look somewhere near his elbow.

One sailed close to the grey, who reacted skittishly, and almost slipped on the ice.

To our right was a tall mare who turned her head in our direction, skittishly.

He began to prance skittishly forward, making little leaps and snarling.

Skittishly, I try to jerk my arm free.

The messenger girl looked Acorna up and down quickly, even a bit skittishly.

He noticed she responded as skittishly as if he'd placed his gun there.

She smiled but skittishly backed away from him.

He glanced skittishly up and down the corridor.

He glanced skittishly about the city, now blanketed by the shadows of late afternoon and finally shook his head.

On the other side of the slaughterhouse gate, six horses in a corral moved about skittishly.

Characters depicted are skittishly seductive or gripped by panic.

Contralto, eyes rolling, ears flat, skittishly began to mince past them.

Pietersen has skittishly thus far but that was a majestic stroke.

She backed skittishly up against a wall.

Two or three of the small brown goats wandered skittishly across the vineyard's small paths.