Sentence examples for be shuffling around from inspiring English sources

"He'd be shuffling around shyly".

Suffer the little children and all that, because without a few innocent victims, Harry might still be shuffling around his apartment.

But this is a zombie drama, and the girl in question is already very much dead, even though she may still be shuffling around.

In buzzy recordings heard during the trial, Vey and Nicholson seem to be shuffling around a kitchen brainstorming ways to burn down the house with Vey's wife in it.

Gennaro Contaldo, the owner and an old friend of Jamie Oliver, was shuffling around, organizing his work space, occasionally pushing a fig and rosemary focaccia onto guests.

"I was in New York in '62," he recalled, "where Bob Dylan was shuffling around and handing out sheets of paper with 'Blowin' in the Wind' on it.

Does Hirschbiegel truly believe that, 16 years after Diana's death, the British public is shuffling around, swathed in black, weeping and wailing about the "Queen of Hearts", that, as a nation, we defy popular culture to try to portray her and boycott any films that dare?

Arthur is shuffling around, rifling through the boxes.

"The cards have been shuffled around," he said.

Overall debt-to-GDP ratios have barely shifted since 2007; the debt has been shuffled around, moving from the private sector to the government's balance-sheet.

The franchise may have stolen its title from a 1950s B-flick; its characters may have been shuffled around and its organisation may have been chaotic.