Sentence examples for to get restless from inspiring English sources
The Tory natives were starting to get restless.
I took another sip of my drink and began to get restless.
But a few years before the sitcom ended, Coleman began to get restless.
If not, the memory of 2010 begins to recede and the fan base starts to get restless.
As the UK economy recovers, employees who deferred a career move during the recession are beginning to get restless.
Two years ago, he said, several of his friends who worked in the same industry started to get restless.
Put it this way: as you get ever so slightly older, time starts to drag and when time starts to drag you begin to feel bored and when you begin to feel bored you get restless and when you get restless you become resentful and when you become resentful you soon forget whatever pleasures you've previously been lost in.
The die-hards, however, can get restless, so to break the tension, the young man, adopting the role of hip-hop hype man, decided to "make it rain" — to use a strip-club parlance.
If the blacks get restless, they are sent to die.
"Heirs and beneficiaries get restless while waiting for a pet to die," notes Hirschfeld.
