So you can imagine Paul was maybe a little bit hesitant about getting into the water.

And I also don't want a leader who's so hesitant.

TOKYO Ms. Watanabe, age 40, is hesitant.

A year ago, recovery was absent or hesitant in all our economies.

But for the most part that involvement has been hesitant, half hearted, lacking in confidence, worried about its rationale, too little, and too late.

Indeed, Irish society seems remarkably hesitant to change course.

For investors, the reform process may seem impossibly long and hesitant.

The more brutal an attack, the more hesitant the world became.

It behoves us to call on those that are hesitant to stop being hesitant and to spare no effort in trying to save those whose blood is being shed.

While these countries have now made such a request, the US and Europe appear hesitant to oblige.

I feel hesitant , and my tongue does not speak fast , therefore make Haroon also a Noble Messenger .

I feel hesitant , and my tongue does not speak fast , therefore make Haroon also a Noble Messenger .

It is a great cause, and great causes have never been won by hesitant men and women.

Similarly, Israel s ground actions were hesitant and inconclusive from start to finish.

But European officials hesitant response to the crisis added to the difficulty.

Why is Germany so hesitant when it comes to economic stimulus programs?

Many people have suddenly become very hesitant about using the term multicultural society.

In my presence, you are hesitant to smile gaily... or speak too freely.

And yet the West is also hesitant to act, owing to fears of a repeat of the Iraq debacle.

Owners of private capital that could be allocated to productive investment will remain hesitant.

Hence, the hesitant response of Southeast Asian governments and public opinion to the Burmese disaster.

Donors are hesitant in redeeming their pledges, apparently waiting for concrete outcomes of the process.

Dessalines, as I mentioned, he was not hesitant to take an eye for an eye.

For them, this hesitant, shy Venus is beautiful because she inspires, not desire, but tenderness.

You are still hesitant, but you are here, in the garden within sight, touch, hearing

A little, little.

A little older, a little tired ...

A little higher. A little higher.

On the other side stand the established democracies, hesitant and ambivalent in their support of the rebels.

Even Russia, where the upswing was difficult and hesitant, is expected to grow by 4.3 this year.

But European companies remain hesitant, despite low interest rates, keeping private investment well below its previous peak.

Progress on this item will be hesitant at best unless there is political will to push ahead.

Just a little while, a little while.

A little big perhaps, a little grand.

So he left the city , fearful and hesitant , ( and ) prayed O Lord , deliver me from these wicked people .

So he left the city , fearful and hesitant , ( and ) prayed O Lord , deliver me from these wicked people .

I was hesitant to include this in my presentation because this cartoon was published soon after 9 11.

A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

Hesitant to leave a large imprint in their wake, some ministries have no budgets, and ministers are reluctant to sign deals with foreign firms.

Hence, after this somewhat hesitant start, the year of the family in the Netherlands has provided a basis for socially relevant activities and projects.

But, while Russia is firmly committed to being a major supplier of gas and oil to Europe, it is hesitant to play a similar role with China.

Give a little whistle Give a little whistle

Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep