Sentence examples for a jittery one from inspiring English sources

By Michael Schulman This season has been a jittery one for theatregoers.

There were no boos here, though, on a mild, still night at the Etihad that had seemed likely to be a jittery one for Cole, confronted by Jesús Navas, the quickest player in this City squad.

This season has been a jittery one for theatregoers.

Both involve spectacle, the airborne male physique, and the… The other day, a man bearing a striking resemblance to Bernie Madoff was standing next to a piano in the Chelsea living room of the… As city kids send home lanyards from summer camp, one subset is polishing tap shoes in the Catskills, where for thirty-five years a haven has… This season has been a jittery one for theatregoers.

This season, their run game flat-lined and Sanchez was exposed as a jittery one-read passer.

Eddie Jemison, a find from Mr. Soderbergh's underseen "Schizopolis," is a jittery electronics expert -- one of several, apparently.

In 1972, a jittery analyst wondered if one particularly enigmatic blob was the decomposing body of a giant alien from outer space.

One of Hood's colleagues, for instance, recently stumbled on a jittery gentleman claiming to be a pharmacist from Colombia.

The walls of such rooms are dull, their lights are harsh, and hunkered down in most of them are a jittery suspect and two clever cops, one of whom tends to act hostile and volatile, the other one solicitous and calm.

Along with Elaine, a former charm-school teacher, who has frosted hair and narrow, square shoulders and a striking imperial posture, and Nancy Welfelt, who has a cheery face and fading blondish hair, there were four other middle-aged women, and the husband of one of them: a jittery guy with wire-rimmed glasses.

In one session of the conference, a jittery British psychologist named Richard Wiseman showed a videotape of a study he had done on firewalking.