Sentence examples for started to fidget from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Gifted.' At this, Rumi started to fidget, scratching her nose and kicking her feet, looking from side to side, first at her mother, then at her father, her movements uncertain, exaggerated by the silence.

As he glanced around the room, taking in all the emblems of the dead -- photos of the missing men, piles of donations, a notice for a memorial -- he started to fidget nervously.

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

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.

He's dressed accordingly colourfully, in a Ramones T-shirt with a rainbow coloured scarf over his head – punk rock meets The Magic Roundabout – and after a flurry of exclamations ("Hi! Hey! I love your shoes! I love your dress!") he winds his skinny body on to a chair and starts to fidget.

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.