Sentence examples for shuffle up to from inspiring English sources

From the sofa in their industrial loft, they would watch me awkwardly shuffle up to my date.

From the sofa in their industrial loft, they would watch me awkwardly shuffle up to my date in Peckham.

It's the feeling I get when I see someone shuffle up to meet me, or say something, and I can instantly tell by the cant of their head or by the movement of their arms -- and these are people who aren't even full-blown symptomatic -- that they're one of us.

Shuffle up to someone and say something like, "Hey.... I, uh... I, um.

A young homeless man shuffled up to the bench.

A wrinkled, elderly man, hardly able to walk, shuffled up to the sheik to ask for guidance.

A woman saw a ragged chap on Madison Avenue who shuffled up to a trash basket and retrieved a discarded newspaper.

His arms hung loosely as he shuffled up to the bed and stood with his face contorted.

On one notorious occasion, he shuffled up to the microphone at a Manhattan club, looked out at the audience, said, "Ah, never mind", then shuffled off.

At a nursing home, a man with a walker shuffled up to the meeting room and read a sign on the door.

That rethinking confuses Harold Meltzer, 85, a retired accountant who shuffles up to the captain in a natty black suit and sticks out his hand.