In England, leaders in the restless wing of the Catholic Church made the Bible available in new translations and questioned many traditions, even as they began to move away spiritually from Rome.
As the increasingly restless right-wing magazine The Spectator complained last week: "Perhaps most worryingly, [the Cash affair] has revealed how Cameron's office lacks someone who can sense political trouble coming and defuse it.
Each will meet angry resistance from lobbies or unions, and some concessions will follow.Mr Valls, a centre-left moderate, will tread a perilous line between a desire to establish his tough-guy, reformist credentials and a need to keep the restless left wing of his party from outright rebellion.
Boehner is under pressure from the restless conservative wing of his party to take a more confrontational approach toward the president in the wake of the GOP's victories in midterm elections this month.
On unequal ground the shadow of wings — Restless calligraphy.
A common darter is a restless blur of wings, its orange-red abdomen a colour match for the rust-coloured water.
And her joy would become a restless thing, flapping its wings inside her, as though looking for an opening to fly away".
If the Danes were going to win the battle, the raven appeared, beak wide open, flapping its wings and restless on its feet.
But his right wing remains restless and attracted to an extreme conservative agenda on social issues.
In England property begot a strong place sense, but Americans, restless and with shallow roots, needed fins and wings.
Alexandra Ansanelli was a decidedly birdlike Firebird, always restless, stabbing the floor with her point shoes and flapping her arms like wings while her hands and fingers quivered.
