Sentence examples for been twitchy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Susceptible to twitching a lot.
CERA recently suggested that the Society of Petroleum Engineers, an industry group, take over the job of drawing up reserve definitions from the SEC.But investors have been twitchy about giving oil firms too much leeway since 2003 when Royal Dutch Shell horrified its shareholders by announcing that it had overstated its reserves by roughly a third.
Klopp has been twitchy of late.
However, the mere mention of Office 365 implementation is sure to worry some Minecraft fans and industry observers, who have been twitchy about Microsoft's plans for the game since the company's $2.5bn purchase of Mojang in 2014.
Previously it had been twitchy about Russian snooping.In this section Waiting for the Messiah Cool heads Nordic nerves Trouble with figures Conspiracy theories An Iranian conundrum Reprints Related items Missile defence: A damp squibNov 20th 2008The new administration's willingness to talk about arms control helps as well.
They can't just come and take over our land and people".The mood in Abyei has long been twitchy because of historic animosity between the Misseriya nomads, some of whom are armed by northerners in the government in Khartoum, and the southern Ngok Dinka, who look to the SPLM for protection.
Project Prevention's British volunteers are twitchy.
"I asked the nurse what was wrong and why she was twitchy.
Since then, credit had been more expensive, and people were twitchy.
Offers arrived at the Dutchman's door but many of Europe's top clubs were twitchy.
A lot of other Coalition MPs with trees in their patches must also be twitchy.
