Sentence examples for I get edgy from inspiring English sources

Obsession: After three or four days without cooking, I get edgy.

Although the text is iffy at times — "I get edgy near sharp knives" — the visuals are endlessly startling and fascinating.

People lose their heads, do silly things, make mistakes, it gets edgy.

It is exhausting to have to be vigilant all the time: I still have 360-degree vision wherever I go and get edgy when someone walks too close behind me in the streets.

I'm an introvert who needs time on my own, or else I start to get edgy and overwhelmed.

I immersed myself in raising £5,000 for Headway, the brain injury association, but as the departure date grew nearer I began to get edgy.

Sixteen points from 15 matches is simply too poor return for the two-times Champions League participants; "we don't have enough points, I know that things get edgy," Schubert admitted.

If I don't play music for a week or so, I start getting edgy and I feel a bit mental.

However, they still get edgy before the event starts and I swear I saw Duran eyeing Hearns with real menace one afternoon in Doncaster; Hearns had just been explaining to me how he stood aside to let Duran fall in their brutal 1984 fight.

I tried to relax but I still got edgy and ended up going to the gym.

Of course, that conversation can get edgy.