Sentence examples for to fiddle around from inspiring English sources

Pessimists, the mandarin says, reckon "we're just going to fiddle around and miss our opportunities".

And to fiddle around with their livelihoods is like watching someone push your dad around.

It's not so much that less is more, but that this curry is so good as is that it is unnecessary to fiddle around adding expensive ingredients.

The songs have the feeling of rejuvenative writing, small experiments in genre and style for artists versed in country's classic modes but who rarely get to fiddle around with them.

He described "Only Wanna Be With You" as an intersection of backing music he didn't like and "the cheesiest lyrics I could possibly write," words which he proceeded to fiddle around with.

Rather than having to fiddle around endlessly with slivers of fish to produce the immaculate sushi, curry is a forgiving slop that can be poured over rice and eaten with a western spoon.

If that seems like an extreme measure, maybe scientists can fiddle around to create dogs that are repulsed by the odors that result from doing their business on sidewalks.

The cultural and creative economies were one ecosystem, she said, and policymakers needed to realise that "if you fiddle around with the education system at one end then something at the other end goes wonky".

She continues to paint every day, quickly, as she always has. "I am not like the painters who fiddle around".

"You can't fiddle around like Congress does".

Back came his written reply: "I never fiddle around".