Sentence examples for working a jigsaw from inspiring English sources

Others working a jigsaw puzzle.

Keep in mind you'll often have a baby bag and/or groceries, and will often be out of patience working a jigsaw puzzle.

Working a jigsaw puzzle together is also a great way to spend some quality one on one time with your child as well as getting him to learn how to sit still and focus.

If you're awake for more than about 20 minutes during the night, get out of bed and do some form of non-stimulating activity, such as working on a jigsaw or a colouring book (avoid bright lights and computer screens).

Mrs. Travers sat at the kitchen table, drinking coffee and working on a jigsaw puzzle with Gretchen's younger daughter, Dana.

If I'm working on a jigsaw puzzle while catching up on the last two weeks of "Frasier," -- both doing-nothings -- the activities cancel each other out.

It was like working on a jigsaw puzzle: the group needed pieces of information from every member in order to put together the general understanding that would be measured on the test.

Aides said he had been swimming and working on a jigsaw puzzle as he and his family began a weeklong vacation at the five-bedroom seaside home of Parker and Becky Overton, the Greenville couple who own a sporting goods business and have been longtime friends of the Gores.

Try to fit together the remaining parts as if you were working on a jigsaw puzzle.

To pass the time between sessions at a Camp David Cabinet meeting, Bush works on a jigsaw puzzle, and Laura Bush (Isla Blair) asks if anyone knows a hymn.

It is the equivalent of getting different people to work on a jigsaw puzzle and putting them in touch so they can fill in the holes.