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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.
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