Sentence examples for big nerves from inspiring English sources

Oh my God! Then there are big nerves.

All this anxious mockery simply meant that they'd hit a very big nerve.

As corporate America has shed millions of jobs, Mr. Crawford's philosophical musings on the spirit-restoring value of working with his hands touched a big nerve, quickly becoming a national best seller and generating widespread publicity.

The Digital Tool struck a big nerve last week in the digital underground when it published Adam L. Penenberg's treatise on music piracy via the Internet.

Though it was Vurb that took home the winning "Cup" from the Disrupt NY 2014 Startup Battlefield competition, there's no question that Mink is the company that hit the biggest nerve this past week with a mainstream audience.

BLOOMINGTON, IND.--Recently enacted Affordable Health Care legislation seemed to touch the biggest nerve in audience members who attended Monday evening's debate among Indiana 9th District candidates Baron Hill, Republican Todd Young and Libertarian Greg Knott.

Consequently there is loss of the fast-contracting muscle fibers being innervated by bigger nerve cells [ 2].

Happy chaos reigned over the pitch to the strains of Glad All Over after Portsmouth finally overcame their big night nerves to secure promotion.

As for Sharapova, she didn't get to be the world's highest-earning female athlete by suffering from big occasion nerves.

Big match nerves are unlikely to be an issue for the Chesterfield manager, Paul Cook, when he leads out his team to face Peterborough in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final at Wembley on Sunday.

While Idowu has the better championship record – Tamgho struggled badly at the European Championships last summer while the 32-year-old Londoner triumphed with a new personal best and another title to add to his name – if the Frenchman can dispel his big occasion nerves he could well triumph in Daegu.