How To Use Fiddle with In A Sentence
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It took me a long phone call to Apple, and a long trip to my friend's place to fiddle with the computer, to determine that he can view these files using the AppleWorks software he already has.
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In an urban situation a man may straighten his tie, brush imaginary dust from his coat or fiddle with his shirt cuff.
Why Am I Afraid to be Assertive?
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It easy to get in and out of, with no zips, poppers or buttons to fiddle with in emergency robing or disrobing situations.
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There's no need to pull the trigger or manipulate the slide to find a ‘sweet’ spot or fiddle with a small takedown latch.
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In an urban situation a man may straighten his tie, brush imaginary dust from his coat or fiddle with his shirt cuff.
Why Am I Afraid to be Assertive?
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It was so much easier that I could fiddle with my zipper with one hand, and not even be concerned about the tow.
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In an urban situation a man may straighten his tie, brush imaginary dust from his coat or fiddle with his shirt cuff.
Why Am I Afraid to be Assertive?
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I fiddle with the drawing from last night's barely-remembered dream and pick up some of my spiked jewelry, two leather bracelets and a choker, from my bedside table and slide them on.
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When they charge towards you and spin around barking bubbles, there is very little time to adjust and fiddle with a camera.
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Have you ever felt the urge to toot on a carnyx, fiddle with a crwth, or sing a 'barbaric song'?
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
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If your investment plan is running smoothly, you probably don't have to fiddle with it.
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Don't say too much; avoid meaningless jargon; don't fiddle with your hair on camera.
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To test the Adjuster, we retrieved a Browning Hi-Power from the gun safe and began to fiddle with the two adjustment screws.
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Coinciding with A380's launch, the UK research journal Anaesthesia revealed that airlines allow pilots to fiddle with the oxygen supply.
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When baby's hands are separated, he can fiddle with each article willingly, and he is stimulated to study and engage many activities forwardly .
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You fiddle with the needle, but before you can get it out you lose control.
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Don't let him fiddle with my bag.
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Every nightclub scene is the same: heavily made-up women on the arms of puffy, gin blossomed men, bloodshot eyes starring at the featured act while nicotine stained fingers fiddle with a martini glass.
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To test the Adjuster, we retrieved a Browning Hi-Power from the gun safe and began to fiddle with the two adjustment screws.
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He didn't like anyone to fiddle with his bicycle.
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Don't rub, poke, or otherwise fiddle with the skin there.
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She would touch her hair then fiddle with her hat and pretend to straighten her dress.
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And, of course, being Mr BW, he just had to fiddle with it and attempt to get it working again.
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She began to fiddle with it nervously, turning it over and over in her hands, the cigarette bobbing up and down with smoke curling across her hands.
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My gunsmith, is a Jewel, was a Tool-Dye man for many years then decided to fiddle with guns.
What to Do With Your Gift From George W.
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I had to fiddle with some of the color adjustments to get skin tones just right, and there was a noticeable ‘smoothing’ of textures.
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The Cowboy clomped around the deck and began to fiddle with the rope that held the anchor.
Rogue Oracle
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Amy says that, for her daughter's sake, she has to be careful and that she no longer drinks; she starts to fiddle with her gold hoop earrings.
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Plus, if you need to adjust the base charge a bit up-or-down, you just grab another dipper and don't have to fiddle with a mechanical powder measure adjustment.
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Do not fiddle with the latke or try to move them yet.
Times, Sunday Times
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And if you fiddle with it, there's even a way to get Travelaxe to display its list of hotels in geographic distance from a given location.
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There's a clever way in which companies fudge and fiddle with their earnings figures, and you should know about it.
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(Knight of the Pope), a cushion, one waisted fiddle with a comb-bridge, another lute (upside-down), and three books, two of whose pages are "ruffled" as if by a nearby draft.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
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Be careful not to fiddle with indicators until they tell you what you want to hear.
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Before going at the piles of splintered remains with wooden mallets, Mick and Mairtin get juiced on a potent Irish moonshine called poteen and fiddle with the unearthed bits.
Dallas Observer | Complete Issue
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The reporter fiddle with the facts
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her husband demands, the famously intimidating brows beetling like two grizzled insects as he proceeds to fiddle with a radiator.
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I fiddle with the stem of my wineglass, glancing around the restaurant at all the other happy couples.
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A choreographer doesn't want to watch you fiddle with your hair or adjust your clothing.
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Every Prime Minister since then sought to fiddle with the format to extract maximum advantage - and make no mistake, the incumbent calls the tune.
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So when you tear through the shrink wrap to get to the actual album, you have to fiddle with this tight-fitting plastic sleeve before you can get to the CD.
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BOMB-DISPOSAL robot creeps up a flyover in the west Baghdad suburb of Ghazaliya, as American army sappers fiddle with their communications devices.
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It's one of those dishes that's just crying out for some mandarin chicken salad and a scoop of ambrosia, held in one hand on a paper plate while you fiddle with the coffee urn with the other.
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When I was growing up there were two sorts of cameras, one where people could fiddle with a lens and get a perfect picture or an automatic which would do it all for you (my kind of camera).
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Or else you can submit a ‘building notice’ to the local authority, saying how you propose to fiddle with the electrics in your kitchen.
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Don't fiddle with the screws
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But I can fiddle with the coding and fix that too.
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The other concerns the RegEdit program, the haven of extreme geeks with a wish to fiddle with configuration settings the messy, dangerous, no safety harness way.
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The real total was thirty-eight pounds, nine shillings, two pence, but why fiddle with details?
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In an urban situation a man may straighten his tie, brush imaginary dust from his coat or fiddle with his shirt cuff.
Why Am I Afraid to be Assertive?
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And who wants to fiddle with a camera that is so small that loading the film requires a lot of patience and pretty small fingers?
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Cautiously, Cassari folded her hands in her lap and shifted her eyes to the fiddler who merrily sawed away at the strings of the fiddle with his bow.
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So you pull them out, fiddle with them, and replace them, adjusting the rest of the poem to suit.
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New research suggests that motorists who fiddle with their phones are more dangerous than drivers who are drunk or stoned.
The Sun
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When I was 12, my dad bought me an erhu, which is a Chinese violin or fiddle with two strings.
Forbes.com: News
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Add to this another letter every time they fiddle with the terms and conditions, and another one every few months trumpeting some safety initiative and including a poster to stick up in the workplace.
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He had a special key to do this and only he was allowed to fiddle with the innards of the machines.
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Evoking that golden age, here is a beautiful album showing just those subtle shades of pace, interaction, understanding and sheer understated skill, on flute and fiddle with piano, guitar and bouzouki accompaniment.
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He slapped the wheel in disgust, then reached over to fiddle with the radio as it faded out again.
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A bit of a fiddle with the new Harry Cat story - it's taken on a life of its own and insists on going through at least a couple more versions.
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And that's why you shouldn't fiddle with your earrings.
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The metaphor for 'chrysalis' as a bass fiddle with no strings and a small pistol" is so profoundly smart, and on the mark!
Literate Reply
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We fiddle with certain levers within that topology - unmoderated then moderated then metamoderated, karma levels, etc - and we can learn a lot by noticing the results of groups involving different topologies and different “human natures”.
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