Sentence examples for bit jumpy from inspiring English sources

"I'm a little bit jumpy at home plate right now," Reyes said.

I am a bit jumpy; the land border is officially closed to the public.

Zeile, a 12-year veteran, said he was past that, but admitted that he was a bit jumpy at the plate.

In recent weeks, he feuded with his father on HBO, contested numerous lawsuits and defended his legacy so loudly, so often, he seemed a bit jumpy, if not genuinely concerned.

Explosive eliminations are a bit trickier, but if you head to Dusty Divot with some grenades, you should find plenty of willing targets there (though they may be a bit jumpy). Better yet, take your grenades to Tomato Town since you need three eliminations there anyways.

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"Everybody's a bit jumpy, edgy," said Capt. James McGahey.

Makes you a little bit jumpier".

But Smith, famous for brushing off the IPO question, seemed a bit jumpier when asked about it during a recent visit to his gorgeous new headquarters (complete with a basketball court and a 1950s-inspired soda joint).

Travellers know only too well, though, what effect this news will have on their flying experiences in the immediate future: everyone becomes that little bit more jumpy; security procedures become that little bit more intrusive.

Look, there's a definite slowdown, but I do think the world is a bit too jumpy.