twiddle in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
Twiddle: to move or manipulate something lightly or idly, often in a nervous or distracted manner.
Sample Sentences
- He began to twiddle his thumbs nervously while waiting for the interview to start.
- As she listened to the lecture, her mind began to twiddle with thoughts of the weekend ahead.
- The child sat quietly, twiddling the colorful beads on her bracelet.
- During the long train ride, I found myself twiddling with my phone to pass the time.
- He always seemed to twiddle with his pen when he was deep in thought.
- She began to twiddle her thumbs nervously while waiting for the interview to start.
- The child would often twiddle with the toys on the shelf, trying to decide which one to play with.
- As he sat in the meeting, he found himself twiddling a pen absentmindedly.
- Instead of focusing on his homework, he preferred to twiddle with his phone.
- The clock on the wall seemed to twiddle away the seconds as they anxiously awaited the results.
- As he listened to the lecture, his mind started to twiddle with all the unrelated thoughts drifting in.
- The children were content to twiddle with their toys while their parents chatted nearby.
- He would often twiddle his pen when he was deep in thought or trying to come up with new ideas.
- Instead of focusing on the task, she found herself twiddling with the edges of her notebook.