Or sooner?" He was fidgety, as though he wanted to leave that minute.
"He sat us down, and you could see he was fidgety," Simms said.
On the flight, he was fidgety, in keeping with his reputation for impatience and hyperactivity, but he displayed an acuity for brisk small talk: sports, kids, Bruce Springsteen.
He's fidgety, like a 4-year-old eager to see what's going on around the corner, an attempt to give a physical dimension to anticipating the future that's unfolding around him.
He was fidgety in his first start in 11 days, tugging on the sleeve and neck of his jersey so often that the Yankees might want to hire a tailor to fit him for a new uniform top.
He was fidgety, he smoked a cigarette right in my car (which he'd never done before), he answered my genial patter in edgy monosyllables, then discovered that he'd forgotten his checkbook, so that we had to go back to the August — where for some reason it was sitting on the edge of the toilet.
He was fidgety, he kept walking back and forth, he kept moving his hands in and out of his pockets," Pugash told VICE.
Usually poised and put together, pocket square coordinating with her outfit, yesterday she was fidgety.
But Jack is fidgety: "I shouldn't rightly be hanging around here," he says, truce or not.
