Sentence examples for idle than from inspiring English sources

More young people are idle than ever before.

Watson told me that there were worse places to sit idle than the Galápagos.

Prisoners tend to be much more idle than juveniles in detention.

The men are far more idle than they would like, left to stand and stare at fields that are likely to spend the winter without water or fertilizer.

In the wake of the Foley scandal, she felt closely supervised — "We had curfews, we had room checks, there were certain places we could and couldn't go," she said — but was more idle than she had expected to be.

With 140 horsepower and an impressive 236 pound-feet of torque, the TDI is barely louder at idle than a gasoline Jetta; it actually seems quieter on the road.

The thought was something more than idle, less than concrete, and though I managed to make it across safely, I was so shaken by the experience that I called a psychiatrist.

When we think about the "green" car movement, chances are, we don't think about the cars that are producing more carbon monoxide while idling than any others: emergency vehicles.

It sounded less like an idle quip than a cry for help.

Similarly young women are much more likely to be "idle Neets" than are men.

The state is better at supporting idle citizens than preparing them for today's world of work.