Sentence examples for feel apprehensive when from inspiring English sources

Does he, at 77, still feel apprehensive when he goes back?

It was invented by a corporate torturer to make men feel apprehensive when packing for office away-days.

It is a fight with the capacity to force Froch and Groves, two hard but intelligent men, to feel apprehensive when they consider everything they could lose.

David Campbell, the Blenham, New Zealand-based contractor who built Forsyth Island's Swiss-style chalet, says European visitors sometimes feel apprehensive when they're wheeled down the middle of the island's dirt roads by four-wheel motorbike.

6 It's totally normal to feel apprehensive when the first trash burglar comes in for a cautious nibble.

Still, I felt apprehensive when we drove to a local farm and arrived back home with our three new hens.

In July 1968, he and his family were on the East Coast on home leave when Szulc began to feel apprehensive about rising tensions back in Prague.

'GP 1 ...we feel apprehensive about getting psychiatry and substance abuse when we're on duty.

It's easy to feel apprehensive about not being able to check all the boxes when you've been out of the market for a season.

"I felt I was doing my part to help this country survive". Sharon said his dual nationality did make him feel apprehensive about visiting Lebanon, which considers Israel an enemy state, so he used his German passport when he went there.

HEALTH officials are paid to feel apprehensive.