Sentence examples for somewhat fidgety from inspiring English sources
But after a somewhat fidgety rehearsal, the boys acquitted their duties with grace before heading back to the school for dinner, study hall and then an early bedtime.
In his four-piece "Alba Passion," probably woven around 1525, he mixed equal parts Raphael and Dürer in an energetic, somewhat fidgety expressive blend.
And the attention, a wide-eyed and somewhat fidgety Beinfest said, was all very new for the Marlins, who have spent the last half-decade as one of baseball's most frugal teams.
He was getting pretty fidgety when he heard a low drone from the back room.
The father was a somewhat nervous man, with a rushed, fidgety manner that always lent him an air of imminent departure.
At other times, however, Landis appeared a bit fidgety and his statements seemed somewhat rambling.
For a while the documentary feels flat and somewhat chaotic, as the camera moves uncertainly from a teacher facing fidgety ninth graders in a "cultural awareness" class to an earnest kindergarten teacher doing stretching exercises with his charges.
As it happens, "Lucky Duck" — billed here for 4-to-8-year-olds — began life more than a decade ago as a musical for somewhat older audiences named "Everything's Ducky," and the underdeveloped recalibration resulted in easily the most fidgety audience I've encountered in more than a dozen New Victory shows.
He looked frail, fidgety.
