Sentence examples for restless about the from inspiring English sources
Other Republicans, though, were growing restless about the Party's acceptance of high tax rates, Social Security, and Medicare.
Investors restless about the deepening debt crisis cast a skeptical eye on the roughly 20 billion worth of Greek government bonds held by Dexia.
To the surprise of many, she remained a registered Democrat, though she became restless about the party's direction after it selected the liberal Senator George McGovern as its presidential candidate in 1972.
It comes as Democrats have become increasingly restless about the military moves, complaining that the administration has demanded virtually unlimited funds without providing a clear road map of the worldwide military effort.
But that number could change, especially if owners grow restless about the comparatively low ratings the games are drawing on the league's channel and are tempted by the enormous sums of money that N.F.L.-hungry cable networks like Fox Sports 1 and NBC Sports Network would pay for, say, eight games.
It is an asset we have... it is let on a one-year rental contract, which can be terminated at that stage.' In December, the group announced first-half losses of £15.6m and the controlling Moores family are understood to be restless about the poor performance.
The digital natives might seem restless about this at first, but they'll warm up to the idea eventually.
No one – not whites, blacks, nor space brothers – can hear Jimi in writer/director John Ridley's restless film about the mercurial rock guitarist.
No one can believe that in daylight, or in the darkest hour of night, while Trump, restless, tweets about the conspiracies that he believes are being hatched by his enemies men and, especially, women to fell him.
However, I became restless about two-thirds of the way through this exhibition.
But with the economy in full blossom and with the residents increasingly restless about rapid growth in their once-small communities, the value of crowds is being debated.
