Sentence examples for desperately nervous from inspiring English sources
Yet where Rosecrans was desperately nervous, Thomas was confident and still largely energetic.
Wednesday looked desperately nervous and needed a questionable penalty decision from the referee, Mark Clattenburg, to get them back into the game.
I was captaining England at the time as Nasser Hussain was injured and I still have a vivid memory of a desperately nervous Hoggard waiting to bat as the match moved towards its climax on the evening of the third day.
If you find yourself in front of young, inexperienced tutors and lab leaders this term, they're probably a bit nervous and desperately keen for you to ask intelligent questions.
With the opinion polls turning against him and many of his supporters on the verge nervous breakdown, Obama desperately needed to put in a strong performance, and he did.
Investments by Indian businessmen abroad have overtaken foreign direct investment for the first time, even as the government desperately woos foreign investors and is nervous that international credit rating agencies will soon downgrade India.
It's an incredibly nervous, huge, multimillion-pound industry, desperately trying to sandbag against any risk.
Mr. Scherer, adept at both girlish prancing and he-man swagger when called upon, often comes across not just as a hysterically nervous character but as a desperately hyperactive actor straining to elicit laughs.
You find yourself filled with anxiety, excitement, and a few nervous tears that you are desperately trying to keep to yourself.
Businesses are just too nervous about the future and are desperately (one assumes) putting together contingency plans for the collapse of the euro and resultant currency depreciation.
