Sentence examples for be nervous if from inspiring English sources

But, she added, "I'd be nervous if everyone rushes out to test.

And don't be nervous if you see cops on horses; they're just for decoration.

"So you're going to be nervous if there is any hint of disruption".

"Any architect would be nervous if he knew the guy who wrote 'House' was scrutinizing his drawings," Mr. Douglas said.

I would be nervous if I thought this would work in a way that would squeeze that".

The Liberal Democrats will be nervous if immigration becomes a major issue in the final week of the campaign.

If you're scared, if you're nervous, if you think you're a fraud, you won't be generous.

Some are nervous if crowded and cautious to take the lead even if they have the legs.

She was nervous, if not inexperienced, having already taken 11 board exams, pre-board exams or pre-pre-board exams since January, with more tests to come.

She's nervous; if his eggs and coffee aren't just so, he might descend into a foul mood for the whole day.

Collard, for example, points out: "If you don't like Chopin, if you are a little bit sick, if you are nervous, if you have a good piano which is not very good for you, it's finished.