Sentence examples for rather fidgety from inspiring English sources

A pair of horribly limp Murray forehands into the net followed and suddenly it was 5-3 thethe Spaniard in the second set and cries of "Vamos Nando" were ringing around an arena that had, by now become a rather fidgety full house.

While parents dread staff development days, teachers love them, because they get an hour for lunch (instead of the 30 minutes or so they usually get after walking their charges to the cafeteria) and a day in the company of other adults, rather than 30 sometimes fidgety children.

Keep your movements relaxed and smooth, rather than jerky or fidgety.

A distracted and fidgety boy might not have A.D.H.D. but rather might be the victim of bullying at school.

Nothing sullen or fidgety in her demeanor suggested that she would rather be dropping Ecstasy with her pals or even reading a book at Starbucks.

To derive these scores, cohort members' mothers were asked a series of questions describing behaviour shown by many children and asked to what extent these applied to their own child (e.g. child 'is miserable or tearful', 'is squirmy or fidgety'prefersers to do things on his/her own rather than with other children' (never/sometimes/frequently)).

Instead, his concentration quickly waned and he became fidgety, soon looking for something else to do.

So if you're fidgety and restless and feel as if you you can't sit still or would rather (always) stand, Van Dongen says that "it could be your brain's way of trying to keep you awake". What else you should know: Fidgeting could also be a sign that you've had too much caffeine.

They became fidgety.

He looked frail, fidgety.

Cheryl Asbell was fidgety, anxious.