The elder Galloway's large, thick hands began to fidget.
Anglers began to fidget and pace the cockpit.
Chapelle began to fidget, a claustrophobic response to such an imposition.
Behind the hababa, the girls stumble over the unfamiliar Arabic and begin to fidget.
Sheikh Omar had been animated during our interview, but now he began to fidget in his chair.
Two young boys begin to fidget, and a bearded worshiper snaps his fingers at them to pay attention.
With the hired driver at the wheel, we started in the back seat, but Mr. Leno quickly began to fidget.
Children are welcome and can easily listen from the benches outside, slipping away to explore the large garden when they begin to fidget.
As night fell, the people I met and talked to often began to fidget, caught between the obligations of hospitality and their anxiety that I leave before the streets became unsafe.
At this point, as the cost, troubles and detailed recounting of every little setback and achievement mount up, the comfy reader described at the beginning of this review begins to fidget.
