Sentence examples for bit too jittery from inspiring English sources
However, don't try this for the first time on race day, or it can make you feel a little bit too jittery and can lead to some digestive issues.
I was a bit too alert, slightly jittery, blurry around the edges.
A few minutes later, Griffeth, perhaps sensing the network might have gone a bit too far, asked Dennis Kneale, "What about the jittery nature of this market right now? Are we starting to believe some rumors that may or may not be true?" Kneale agreed.
Each of the seven songs and three instrumental interludes in Friday's selection fitted a bit too neatly into one of two contrasting moods: ethereal iridescence or jittery aggression.
Well, it does, obviously, but you don't have that dreaded moment at about 7AM when the supplies are running low and another gloomy overcast day slides into view and you're jittery and uncomfortable and besieged by the kind of sadness that only comes from being up that little bit too late.
Coffee make you too jittery?
"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".
Is he too jittery under pressure, forcing balls too much in traffic?
£1.49, discoverunearthed.com Bit too jammy?
