Sentence examples for certainly nervous from inspiring English sources

Investors are certainly nervous.

"I was certainly nervous".

Labour are certainly nervous.

"I am certainly nervous about it," he said.

Creditors were certainly nervous, but the European intervention is essentially pre-emptive.

Democrats were certainly nervous about the possibility: the party dispatched the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the comedian Al Franken to address students at the university, which is in Iowa City, that same afternoon.

I've read whole interviews about her dislike of being interviewed, and she certainly has nervous tics.

You feel he's emerged from something.' That something was almost certainly the nervous breakdown that occurred towards the end of his marriage to the English actress Claire Bloom in 1994.

The guys on the content side are certainly pretty nervous about it.

We certainly played nervous and I reckon Saints would admit to that as well.

And after stretching his Wales try-scoring record to 58 in 87 games with that injury-time try, he said: "For me personally I've just been more excited than I've ever been for a game, certainly more nervous.