Sentence examples for start shuffling from inspiring English sources
Once they'd gone by, he'd run right past them and start shuffling out again.
Do people see a precocious child athlete and start shuffling papers, to buy a few years for the kid?
If he runs a half marathon, he will "start shuffling forward," after he crosses the finish line, for the same reason.
It's an age when even Middle East dictators start shuffling towards the door, when most of the chattering speculation centres on what comes next.
This reinforces the idea that you're looking ahead, and are about to make some kind of statement that should make the rest of the group start shuffling through the handout as well.
Unfortunately, as time progresses and they all start shuffling into adolescence, the way she punishes them for their less chaotic lives leads to her desertion on every side – with lacerating effects.
On University, impatient and eager, I ripped open the envelope and started shuffling through the images.
The first bull bucked out, and the fighters started shuffling side to side, like linebackers reading a running back.
But then that bass started bouncing along, the drums started shuffling, Nic Cester yelped "Go!" and, at least metaphorically, I did.
"So when a man comes into the store and starts shuffling around, we know we may have a problem on our hands.
