Sentence examples for been nerve from inspiring English sources
noun
A bundle of neurons with their connective tissue sheaths, blood vessels and lymphatics.
- The nerves can be seen through the skin.
Afterward, Navratilova said she had been nerve racked, adding, "I expected to have more fun than I did".
For decades, Brazilian prisons have been nerve centers for organized crime where cartel bosses direct drug traffic, order murders, and use torture and extortion to dominate the overcrowded system.
The uncertainty has been nerve-racking, several diplomats said.
For the Santa Fe Institute, the production process has been nerve-racking.
Manning added, though, that waiting to see what happens with Cruz has been "nerve-racking".
He said there had been nerve-racking moments when he smashed a six off Nicky Boje to move to 97.
"To be completely honest, it's been nerve-racking here," he said recently over lunch in the Met's cafeteria.
It must have been nerve-racking, taking on one of Shakespeare's most widely known and beloved works.
He said the four months in limbo have been nerve-wracking but also financially rewarding because he is enjoying attention that usually comes only to the champion.
It should have been nerve-racking but I knew my hands would be shadowing the midwife's, and fear turned to astonishment.
In the early years of flight, getting an aircraft into the air might have been nerve-racking, but it was hardly complex.
