fidget about

"Ah, but I have much more to do than fidget about!

He was fidgeting about, doing his best to ignore the petty human concerns.

Anderssen fidgeted about, standing first on one foot and then upon the other.

"Good enough, I suppose, for those who have nothing better to do than fidget about in fancy cars."

His foot's still elevated, so he can't fidget about, and that's tough on a little boy.

Our guide there fidgeted about as if he had swallowed a spring mattress.

She also usually corrects Fidget about being a robot and not a human.

Frank fidgeted about, and made sure that the ring was in his ticket-pocket.

No use fidgeting about it now, Vin thought, scanning the crowd.

Koll fidgets about, too agitated to find a comfortable position.

The men fidgeted about until the sergeants hushed them into silence.

Dinin fidgeted about, not knowing how to respond to his volatile mother.

She began at length to recover, to fidget about in her chair, get up, sit down again, wonder, and bless herself.

The boys were outside playing at last, and Jane was fidgeting about, straightening the pillows on a chair.

Sarah stayed at home fidgeting about the house, lighting upon no activity that could claim her attention for more than a few moments.

She became silent and fidgeted about the room, halfheartedly helping Sara to clear away.

"The mother's begun to fidget about you, an' she's got the little un ill.

John Haynes, was evidently nervous, and fidgeted about, anxious to learn his fate.

Mackeli fidgeted about, giving the prince frequent looks of displeasure.

Outside there was a steady noise of starlings fidgeting about on the guttering.

What are you fidgeting about there, Joe?

She stirred and fidgeted about his bedroom, trembling with hopes and doubts.

He ordered his meal and fidgeted about, uneasily.

Ian, fully dressed, fidgeted about the room, picking things up and putting them down, until Jenny at last ordered him to leave.

The barber hied him home, and fidgeted about his shop, setting every thing upside down, until sunrise.