be at a loose end in English

be in an uncertain or confused condition; be without any particular plans; be in unsettled position; be without any specific occupation (e.g., "Ever since leaving the company, my husband has been at a loose end")

Use "be at a loose end" in a sentence

1. Feeling at a loose end that evening, he went to a movie.

2. There was a "Batten" on the barn that was loose at the upper end

3. And when he's done with you, you're just a loose end.

4. There is one loose end to tie up first.

5. But the underlying idea of being at a loose end, or out of the practical swim, is a different matter altogether. Sentencedict.com

6. There'll be a galley at the end of the week.

7. She idly pulled at a loose thread on her skirt.

8. Associationism was, at most, a loose patchwork of similar theories

9. Usually, at this point, a pulsation may be felt at the end of the spine.

10. There'll be a quiz on this at the end of the week.

11. There will be a declaration at the end of the Aforementioned conference

12. The machine is working erratically - there must be a loose connection.

13. Arcing is a phenomenon that can occur at loose electrical connections

14. At what stage did her briefs tear loose?

15. This would be at the end of “seven times.”

16. A declaration will be issued at the end of the aforementioned UN conference.

17. One end of a bridge had torn loose or been dislodged, wedging tons of rusty iron in the entrance.

18. William Loose Beare at his residence, 'Netley,' Glenelg

19. After these things he must be let loose for a little while.”

20. The prize should be at the end of the hall.

21. The Antichrist will be Satan’s main accomplice at the end

22. 20 A declaration will be issued at the end of the aforementioned UN conference.

23. So at the end of this clip, there's going to be a roll call.

24. He was at last let loose in the kitchen.

25. At this the babel of voices broke loose again.