Sentence examples for flight nerves from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the fight or flight nerves fire faster than in young women.

When young women stand up, the fight or flight nerves increase their activity, but this increased firing does not cause the blood vessels to constrict.

His adventurer's pedigree did not mean he was immune to a spot of pre-flight nerves, however.

Stay hydrated (and avoid alcohol) The plane's cabin and traveling at high altitudes automatically cause dehydration, and while a cocktail might help to ease your in-flight nerves, it won't do anything to help with the impending jet lag.

It was an age of innocence before George W. Bush destroyed humanity and before one could watch pornography on a mobile phone in an airplane bathroom to calm in-flight nerves.

It was an age of innocence before George W. Bush destroyed humanity and before one could watch pornography on a cell phone in an airplane bathroom to calm in-flight nerves.

But, throughout, Eastwood boldly thrusts attention toward the aftermath of the flight: the nerve-jangling media distortion of events and personalities, plus the investigators' ultimate weapon, a computer simulation of the landing, a movie on which Sully's honor depends.

The week leading up to my arrival, including my flight, was nerve-racking.

The dorsal 1/3 of the thorax was dissected to study flight muscles, peripheral nerves and thoracic adipose tissue.

It's particularly important that both parents and children get a good night's sleep before a long haul flight, to avoid nerves, tears and frustration.

Evolutionarily, this may have occurred to work around the weight limitations imposed by flight: packing more nerve cells into the brain without a directly proportional increase in size may have enabled them to acquire their remarkable intelligence while keeping their bodies light enough to take off.