Sentence examples for a bit nervous when from inspiring English sources

I knew this wasn't the case, but I was still a bit nervous when I first started scouting.

You're always a bit nervous when you meet someone from the internet, but Katherine and I hit it off immediately.

But, Ms. Raab said: "One always feels a bit nervous when you spend a great deal of money.

I'm usually a bit nervous when I give a talk, but I'm not usually so nervous that I can hardly swallow.

I sometimes get a bit nervous when I play, but you generally get to a level where you know what you can do and can always put out a reasonably professional performance.

The crowd was a bit nervous when they couldn't build up their game as they wanted.

"I was a little bit nervous when I saw them," she said.

"I was a little bit nervous when I got out there because I was trying to play my best tennis.

"Tomorrow, I'll be a little bit nervous when I stand on the first tee," he said.

I think in the third set I was a little bit nervous when I started to think too much about closing the match.

With pressure like that, the 19-year-old Kim admitted that she would be "a little bit" nervous when she takes the ice Thursday and skates to "Concerto in F," by George Gershwin.