Sentence examples for start to fidget from inspiring English sources

But after a while the mind wins out and you start to fidget at the nonstop musical doodling.

Disappointed, I head bank to my bunk to get some rest for tomorrow's journey to the South Pole.Back to top >>MondaySOMEWHERE above the icy Southern Ocean, I start to fidget in my seat.

When I tell them that some of the phytoplankton are not really plants (autotrophs), in that they don't use the sun's energy to make food, they start to fidget.

One day, as we read, I could see their eyes start to wander, their hands start to fidget.

If they become distracted or bored, if they start to fidget in their seats, the illusion of the spectacle is at risk.

You start to fidget, adjust your seat, clothes, and hair, anything to have something to do," writes yogini Tara Stiles on HuffingtonPost.com.

Lieberman started to fidget.

I started to fidget in my seat.

So as Madeleine started to play a game that involved assembling sandwiches, Adrienne started to fidget.

The room grows suddenly airless; her aide, who is recording our conversation, starts to fidget, wanting me to wind up.

"Luckily, that worked out really well at my 20th high school reunion, because then I could say, 'That's right, I did go to school with you.' " Giving up on the pizza, Mr. Harrington started to fidget.