Sentence examples for get a bit anxious from inspiring English sources

His mother did get a bit anxious about it all, he admitted.

"It'll be nice to hand him over to somebody else," he says, "because you do get a bit anxious.

"Quality players look forward to the big games when the players of lesser quality get a bit anxious and think: 'Oh look who I'm playing against today'," said Allardyce.

They do, however, have a long tail and if Brad Haddin and Ashton Agar can see out the first hour on Sunday, England could start to get a bit anxious.

Sometimes with my PTSD I get a bit anxious, and I just find it really helps, man.

you get a bit anxious and stressed at times?

The others got a bit anxious, though.

At last, someone is getting a bit anxious about the decline in evening-class numbers.

"Everyone got a bit anxious," said Ferguson, who played down his divine substitution.

He's getting a bit anxious just to see what it holds at the moment for him".

"We got a bit edgy second half, We got a bit anxious but I thought we played some decent stuff but our decision making needs to be better".