Sentence examples for Too jumpy from inspiring English sources
Zebras are too jumpy; kangaroos get nervous.
"He was getting a little too jumpy".
His rose garden, into which he wandered when his mind got too jumpy.
"The guy was too jumpy," recalls the colleague, Chief Inspector Mark Wilkerson.
Perhaps they are being too jumpy, but India does not have the luxury of dismissing what firms and investors think.
Here, Desai's prose becomes marvellously flexible, sometimes almost too jumpy and uncontrolled, but always pulsing with energy.
On challenging roads in upstate New York, the transmission, along with a too-jumpy throttle, tended to trip up the SLK's balance; the Mercedes automatic poses no challenge to the lightning-quick dual-clutch automated manuals from Porsche, Audi and BMW.
But they, too, are jumpy about Europe.
Rafael Puente, who as deputy interior minister is responsible for internal security, says he usually leaves his office at a reasonable hour though he admits he has bought a blood-pressure monitor after recently suffering one or two scares.The opposition, too, is jumpy.
Some investors are jumpy, too.
With quads like that, you'd be jumpy, too, right?
