Sentence examples for would be restless from inspiring English sources
I said if we could get in front, the crowd would be restless.
This is more how I imagined Hopkins's work would be: restless, melancholy, haunting.
The problem with holding a child back is that often they would be restless by the middle of their extra pre-school year, she said.
"Ambition and altruism, in fine balance, were at Plimsoll's core," she writes of the man who, once he had taken on his cause, would be "restless and distressed on stormy nights".
But the work would keep him relevant because he would be restless and curious enough to keep exploring.
If the site is unsuitable at night, the cattle would remain standing, and they would be restless, moving about in the kraal.
The night before would be a restless one.
If elected I would be as restless in the quest for new diplomatic avenues as I would be unwavering in defense of our freedoms.
In this case that would be two restless Edinburgh residents in their mid-30s: Bob Matthew Pidgeonn), a small-time crook who once aspired to rock stardom, and Helena (Cora Bissett), a divorce lawyer, who is having an affair with a married man.
He feared that Australian fighter pilots especially would be "increasingly restless if the Americans took all the fighting plums".
Why would anyone expect children not to be restless at a concert for which they were not prepared?
