Sentence examples for I'm getting cold feet from inspiring English sources

Well erm, actually, I'm getting cold feet.

"You have to send it in, babe," she said (by this time I was getting cold feet).

According to an e-mail exchange published Thursday on the Web site www.crikey.com.au, Mr. Restall wrote to the journalist, Eric Ellis, on Feb. 24, a day after the article was filed, saying, "I'm afraid I am getting cold feet on this one — I've just gotten a copy of the book, and it looks more like the work of a disgruntled ex-employee, rather than an analysis of the business".

The investigation has centered on statements Lewis made to New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo suggesting the Fed and Treasury intimated BofA to close its acquisition of Merrill even though it was getting cold feet in light of mounting losses.

The Prayer Ceremony had gone well, despite initial doubts that his Imam was getting cold feet ("I'm sure he is, he has terrible shoes" wah-waah), and the huge room of what was once a Chinese funeral parlor was half full with devout Muslims.

The Prayer Ceremony had gone well, despite initial doubts that his Imam was getting cold feet ("I'm sure he is, he has terrible shoes" wah-waah), and the huge room of what was once a Chinese funeral parlour was half full with devout Muslims.

Now many are getting cold feet.

Bellot was getting cold feet.

The member states themselves are getting cold feet.

Wall Street is getting cold feet over cryptocurrencies.

It's not just money market funds that are getting cold feet.