Idling is running a vehicle's engine when the vehicle is not in motion.

Idling, Hawkeye moved away from a street lamp and lighted a cigarette.

Almost four years after the attack, signs still command truck drivers who have long since vanished: "No Idling."

Idling, too, helps to empty the tank.

Idling is running an engine that is powering a vehicle when it is not moving.

Idling, Clyde strolled down the main street toward an intersection near the bank, where a main highway entered town.

Idling, it sounded very sick indeed.

Idling (also appeared in The Evening News)

"Idling Rules," Philosophical Investigations, 16:3 (Summer 1993)

He performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1964 with the song "Laiskotellen" ("Idling").

Includes Litter, Landfill, Burn Barrels, Unnecessary Vehicle Idling, and Dumping discards onto land or into water.

THE IDLING of the two-and-a-half-ton supply carrier was the only sound in the Kabul night between the gate guard's demand and the Executioner's response.

Behind her on the highway, the small police car sat, engine Idling, the red lights under the grill still flashing their strange, syncopated rhythm, casting weird bloody reflections over the unpaved roadside.

"Laiskotellen" ("Idling") was the Finnish entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964, performed in Finnish by Lasse Mårtenson.

The Idling had subsided as he slept, and though there was Ute gaudy bruising, as well as an ugly cut, on his ankle, fe seemed to be less damage than he remembered.

Author Ben Schott outlined a throwing method as a winning strategy in his third book, 'Schott's Sporting, Gaming and Idling Miscellany', but his method was dismissed as cheating by competition organisers.

The "i" Concept was powered by a 999 cc powerplant with the company's Mitsubishi Smart Idling (MSI) system, which turns off the engine automatically when the vehicle is stationary, and can restart it within 0.2 seconds.

Fact Sheet: What You Should Know About Diesel Exhaust and School Bus Idling (PDF) (2 pp, 580K, EPA-420-F-03-021, April 2003) looks at school bus diesel exhaust and school children.

During a debate hosted by ABF in Stockholm in 2005 about the revolutions in Cambodia and Vietnam, Dahl said, according to the author Peter Fröberg Idling: "The claim that we supported Pol Pot is a lie".

The others will go into government job training programs or end up idle.

"You think I have time to stand here and answer idle questions?"

The best man in the business had no time for idle talk.

His father did not leave him at home to be idle.

The look of one who says to herself, I have not been idle.

He had too much idle time in which to think.

More than half the time the two men are idle.

They would not be idle during the next two days.

My son has been idle for weeks. He really needs to find himself a summer job.

They did not know which way to take, and so took up an idle life.

But there was no time for idle play with him.

For he was certain that she had not been idle.

The idle response came from a point very close to her.

When some are idle, others could make up the difference.

As the happy months went by she was never idle.

"I have to find something because for me, to stay idle is the end."

Not bad, they have told him, for someone who has been sitting idle.

There may be idle people in the world, but I'm not one of them.

I had thought those but the idle words of men who try to add more to any story.

But for all his problems, the governor has not been idle.

Men sat with idle hands, because there was nothing left for them to do.

But that is not to say he was idle during the drive.

In an idle moment I might have sat like that myself.

They had been idle all but three working days since July 1.

More than 30 percent of the labor force is idle.

The car idled past within 50 feet and in view.

Never idle your car inside the garage, even if the door is open.

"Well, I always say a man should have some kind of way to idle away time," he continued.

Besides writing, they had nothing to do but idle away.

Workers, however, will still get 90 percent of their pay for days they are idled.

From our point of view the economic reform is idling.

She lost all focus in life and idles her time away.

He left the car idling in the middle of 10-inch-deep water, they say, and walked home.

The state law limits idling to no more than five minutes.

He turned a corner and idled down toward his house.

Resources that have been idled can be used by the government.

A police car came around the corner and stopped, idling.

The sea was still a moment, idling around the rock.

I could hear the engine idling against the still night air.

The engine was still idling, and he has not been heard from since.

Some additional American workers will be idled for at least a few days.

For very many black parents, sport is considered to be idling your time away.

The city was idled in 1919 by the nation's only general strike.

Workers idled for any other reason would continue to be paid as if they were still working.

Everybody likes to get out and do some idling around.

Presently she turned on to her back and found him idling close by.

He got off at his own floor and then idled, waited for another.

Current 6.8 percent unemployment idles nearly 10 million American workers.

They started its motor and kept it idling once more.

Most people's brains seem to be idling, or are in some kind of low power state all the time.