Sentence examples for feeling very nervous from inspiring English sources

I'm feeling very nervous".

Everybody's feeling very nervous".

I'm feeling very nervous – will I still have all my toes in half an hour's time?

A young woman, her blond hair plaited on the side, says she is feeling very nervous.

"I played for 70 minutes and I remember feeling very nervous for the final 20.

"I remember seeing the lifeguard supervisors and feeling very nervous around them.

Very recently I've come to realise that it can help take the pressure off me when I am feeling very anxious and nervous, and I have a lot to thank former Portsmouth defender Linvoy Primus for in recognising that.

Sealey, artistic director of the country's leading disability theatre company Graeae, said she and Hemmings were feeling "very slightly nervous, terrified and excited" about the ceremony, which had been a "phenomenal journey".

You feel very nervous.

It became one of those lines that is repeated often, and I remember feeling very intimidated and nervous and green and lucky that I was even allowed to the party.

I'm feeling really nervous now.