Sentence examples for feel twitchy from inspiring English sources

Come undone, says Simon Chilvers Even the idea of putting on a bow tie makes me feel twitchy.

Ms. Price suggests trying to be unreachable for short periods of time, but she cautions you might feel twitchy and anxious at first.

The steering is also bullet-quick, but on rough pavement the Mini can feel twitchy compared with, say, a Volkswagen GTI.

I had a little meeting with him, pushed him over the edge of a cliff," scribes may feel twitchy about joining him in the sky, lest any sniffy reviews find them ejected from the 'copter.

The retained Gary Ballance in the middle order may also feel twitchy about the latter's rising star, or the prospect of Moeen moving up to allow three spinners into the side.

After Tuesday's selfie sensation - a photo showing US President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David Cameron and Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt taking a shot of themselves at Nelson Mandela's memorial service - it would be no wonder if the authorities in South Africa feel twitchy about Mandela's lying in state.

If Finland, Russia's immediate neighbour, feels twitchy enough to think about joining NATO, that may ignite debate in Sweden.

It comes down to a well-tuned suspension that never feels twitchy or disquieting you always get fair warning before a loss of traction.

There was one more sacrifice I felt twitchy just thinking about: no Internet for seven days.

For example, maybe you feel your craving most strongly in your mouth and nose, or perhaps your hand feels twitchy.

But do they understand why some people might feel more twitchy about how close the power stations are to their homes?