Sentence examples for bout of jitters from inspiring English sources
International markets, which suffered only a mild bout of jitters, have calmed down.
Labour is having a renewed bout of jitters about its leadership and long-term prospects without evincing any serious sign that it knows how to enhance either.
It was completed in June, before troubles at one of Portugal's biggest banks sparked the latest bout of jitters in financial markets.
If the economy fails to turn around, debt will rise above 130 percent of G.D.P. If, at the same time, Italy has a government that is not committed to change, investors could suffer a new bout of jitters.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up more than 400 points at one stage only to suffer a bout of jitters in the last hour of trading to close more than 200 points lower.
Miles Shipside, Rightmove director, said: "There was a bout of jitters with the unexpected referendum result, albeit now seemingly short-lived, but more may arrive after article 50 is invoked.
E. Gerald Corrigan, former New York Fed chairman, says that Russia remains "a wild card" but that the current bout of market jitters is overblown.
A line judge suffered an appalling bout of the jitters, deciding first that a return shot was in and then changing his mind and calling it out, which indeed it it was.
Just a bout of new year jitters?
A fresh bout of early morning jitters in the City saw the yield, or interest rate, on Spain's two- and five-year bonds jump to new record highs.
