Sentence examples for tinkering about from inspiring English sources
To say that funds are tight here is like saying that Andrew Lloyd Webber likes tinkering about on a piano.
Which often, as on a menu, translates simplistically to a lump of something fancy plopped on top of an existing offering, as opposed to tinkering about with the guts or really changing anything.
My name is Anna and, as a recent English literature graduate who has spent the last three years writing about apocrypha in Hamlet and tinkering about on Photoshop, I'm writing to apply for the researcher position at Napoleon Creative.
He loved tinkering about in the shed.
Why spend time tinkering about with a work of genius?
I have been tinkering about with some old songs on the four track, singing and playing the table with sticks.
"We can no longer tinker about the edges".
Do they come with a 100 year/5,200-wind warranty, and can they be tinkered about by my corner shop?
"We just tinker about with the levels of different chemicals.
OK, while we're tinkering, how about making the singer blind from birth but giving him perfect pitch, a deep-seated fascination with traffic lights, and the swagger of a younger, far better looking Noel Gallagher?
The action is slowing down, with suspensory moments: the troika returns to Athens and monitors the situation, while the Greek authorities delay and tinker about again.
