1. I spent the morning pottering about in the garden.

2. He used to be pottering about in a canoe on summer afternoons.

3. So Sunday I was nursing myself until you came knocking on my door, and Monday I spent here, pottering about.

4. He spent an hour pottering about the gutted flat while Wiechert complained that he wanted his dinner.

5. I asked him one day, soon after he'd retired to 8)potter about his garden,( ) what it was like to achieve all of one's ambitions.

6. When you get home, do you potter about in the garden or sit in front of the television?

7. After leaving the Mirror, Thornton returned to his Lincolnshire home to potter about with his prize heifers.

8. I asked him one day, soon after he'd retired to potter about his garden,8 what is was like to achieve all one's ambitions.

9. I asked him one day, soon after he'd retired to potter about his garden, what it was like to achieve all one's ambitions.

10. I asked him one day, soon after he'd retired to potter about his garden, what it was like a achieve all one's ambitions.

11. Part of the pleasure of life on Jura was that he and his young son could enjoy the outdoor life together, go fishing, explore the island, and potter about in boats.