How To Use Twiddle In A Sentence
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I am in such a twiddle about how I do it, that reading this post has sort of calmed me down.
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Everyone knows that you can twiddle and twiddle the handle, but unless you put a 20p coin in, you will not get a gobstopper.
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Don't twiddle your hair, pull your ears, scratch your face, nor rub your nose or chin.
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You have to take your eyes off the road, look down to twiddle a knob then check the screen on the dash, all to find the right function.
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Perhaps not much, but one thing he didn't learn at Bain Capital was to twiddle his thumbs because taking action might make somebody mad at him.
The Truth About Bain and Jobs
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With darker or lighter, this is easily done at the twiddle of a knob.
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Don’t be disappointed AndrewZRX – this is all part of the birth experience: going past your due date; being looked upon skeptically by medical personnel who think you’ve peed yourself and don’t even know it; being sent home babyless to twiddle your thumbs and wait for something more definitive to happen.
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Jason Giambi twiddled his thumbs, crossed his legs and fidgeted in his chair.
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He twiddled with the controls of the radio until he found the station.
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Review for inFAMOUS, E3 predictions and we twiddle our thumbs.
Bleep Bleep, Bloop Bloop. Video Games. « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more
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At the twiddle of a knob the operators can focus on a tiny amount of airspace or scan the whole area.
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Twiddle-dee is dumb twaddle-dee is sound when the muse is glum so twaddle till you're numb and the muse will come.
Twaddle is Good Too!
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She twiddled her thumbs with a contemplative frown, stood to pace for a moment, then reseated herself and cleared her throat.
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Sorry to all of you folks that sat around and waited and twiddled their thumbs on the prospect of buying a new car, but this program was a success and as a result it injected 3 billion directly into the consumer economy and helped push dealers.
Cash for Clunkers: Only hours remain
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Amongst the gimmer shearlings, Raymond Twiddle took the first prize and made £88 with the whole section averaging £61 per head.
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She looked down at her podium and nervously twiddled her fingers.
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Balfour twiddled his thumbs and looked sideways at Hameron.
End of Time
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At the twiddle of a knob the operators can focus on a tiny amount of airspace or scan the whole area.
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In the anteroom, little knots of people emit a cacophony of twangs and twiddles while, in the adjacent baronial hall, by a framed portrait of our hero, Dickie Speake's band is limbering up.
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Turn/Twiddle the little knob to adjust the volume.
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Twiddle a dial/knob on a radio in Britain and you may hear more voices speaking crackly French or German than English.
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He twiddled his thumbs while waiting for the interview
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For a moment I smiled like a foolish clown, then twiddled my thumbs.
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Credit cards are issued to unverifiable business addresses, or posh students who claim to be Lord Twiddle of Twaddle earning hundreds of thousands of pounds a year.
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The best price of the day was achieved by Raymond Twiddle with the first lot of shearlings which made £60 per head; but the average was around £55.
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Melanie dropped her bags and twiddled her fingers nervously.
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He twiddled a button on the collar of his navy blue shirt.
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He twiddled with the controls of the radio until he found the station.
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On the back of the trim display are two adjusting screws (difficult to see but one is coloured blue) Which one do I 'twiddle' to make the adjustment.
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However, they fail to provide any supplementary advice for the situation where the cook twiddles with a roast while the owner of the kitchen hangs around crossly in the background.
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Having very thin wire needles pushed into your skin and twiddled is a very bizarre experience.
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Using the VCC spreadsheet tool, The Journal's Hank Sims "twiddled" with the numbers and found hand-counting "wouldn't be all that time-consuming or costly" ( "Town Dandy," Aug. 2). www.
Getting the Election Watchdog Message in the Media
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Turn/Twiddle the little knob to adjust the volume.
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Was he frustrated at having to wrestle with the "twiddled" data that Jones & Co. had given him?
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He goes to work at his bank of electronics, and yes - twiddles some knobs.
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Don't twiddle your hair, pull your ears, scratch your face, nor rub your nose or chin.
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On the other hand, while trying to twiddle the dial in FT's Jeep the other day I wound up listening to another local Christian station ... at first I thought I'd wandered onto a "light hits" station until I realized that the glurgy "my boyfriend" tribute being warbled by the singer was all about her boyfriend
LutheranChik's "L" Word Diary
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He twiddled with the radio knob until he found the right programme.
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At the least, he grippit the spokes an 'twiddled 'em an' looked wise, but I doubt if the Hoor ever felt it.
The Day's Work - Volume 1
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We are based on English Twiddler Tutor to modify, making it suit for Chinese input experiment.
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He twiddled with the controls of the radio until he found the station.
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There is no need to listen, because someone has twiddled the dials for perfect balance, and no need to look because the camera does it for you – you don't even have to suspend belief, because the artists are there for the 'craic' at the interval.
Best bits: on the road – exploring new models of touring
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The great thing about one pot dishes like those discussed above is that they can be continually tweaked, twiddled and improved upon.
Potato, Pea & Lentil Hash with Indian Flavors
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“Yes,” said the Rector, quietly; and he crossed one gaitered leg over the other, and, with fingers interlaced, twiddled his thumbs, as he eyed the monstrous sectary under his orthodox old brows with a stern inquisitiveness.
Uncle Silas
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The Criten twiddled the engomater control, frowning.
Episode 9:1 Thoughts, Speculations, Alternatives « Unknowing
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Croft twiddled a silver crown piece in his hand and examined it with great interest.
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Turn/Twiddle the little knob to adjust the volume.
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I'm one of the few people I know who fixes hardware purely through the laying on of hands - sometimes I have a bit of a fiddle and pull things out before putting them back in, or generally twiddle knobs and such.
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Expert chording text entry on the twiddler one-handed keyboard.
World Wide Mind
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If the power goes out, how many of us sit at work and twiddle our thumbs because we need the computer?
The Ease of Automated Answering Systems « Colleen Anderson
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He tweaks a knob, he twiddles a dial, he hits a button, and the noise changes on his command.
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MK, I thought the Israelis used the light weight AR15 for general field work & Uzi for intimate encounters and true to form they bought the AR15s by the boxload, fiddled & twiddled & made them better than the original?
Cheeseburger Gothic » FNQ
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The log twiddled round and round in the river.
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The table is short of curlicues and twiddles and fancy bits.
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~ = tilde (aka "twiddle") ` = backtick what else do we have here ...
Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
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At the twiddle of a knob the operators can focus on a tiny amount of airspace or scan the whole area.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that all we need to do to get better care and lower costs is twiddle our thumbs and wait for all of federal reform to kick in.
Larry McNeely: In The Public Interest : Why Is California So Important in Health Care Reform?
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She nervously twiddled her fingers together, looking completely uncomfortable.
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The man, for his part, twiddled his thumbs a lot, looked at the clock a few times, yawned at specific junctures ...
Improbable research: furrowed eyebrows for the power-hungry
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The evolutionists just give the knobs of the ‘mechanism’ a twiddle here and there to ‘explain’ the data.
