Sentence examples for started fidgeting from inspiring English sources

When I started fidgeting, she put her hand over mine.

After a moment, though, Lula started fidgeting and took out his earpiece.

People started fidgeting, and later laughed and hissed; others applauded vigorously.

Mr. Spitzer started off confidently, boasting that when he left his apartment building that morning, the "C.E.O. of one of the major banks" had gotten into the elevator on a lower floor — "I just want to make it clear he wasn't on the same floor" — and started fidgeting.

As the clock moves relentlessly on, you start fidgeting with your talk.

Truth is, after three days on beautiful Bute, I start fidgeting.

This means that if we're bricking it, not only do our eyes start darting but our limbs start fidgeting and because of our gangly frames, this tell gets amplified in a cartoonish sort of way.

"Everyone just thought I was disruptive, because when I couldn't focus on something I would start fidgeting and get stressed out," he explains.

What happens when the children start fidgeting?

Now start fidgeting in your chair and you'll burn more.

Children naturally start fidgeting, in order to get the movement their body so desperately needs and is not getting enough of to "turn their brain on".