Sentence examples for get a nerve from inspiring English sources
At this point, I suggested that she get a nerve conduction study done and revisit the neurologist about her symptoms.
Get a nerve conduction study done.
Mars has got a nerve – the confectionery company, that is, not the planet.
"That first line of The Rat – 'You've got a nerve …' – I had that in about 10 seconds.
Perhaps you'll recognise it by its opening line: "You've got a nerve to be asking a favour... .. Propelled by a thundering rhythm and a distinctly eerie keyboard, it's by a group called the Walkmen, who seem, in spite of stiff competition, to embody all one might hope for from the New York band.
For Labour, shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg said: "Nick Clegg has got a nerve talking about social mobility.
"He has got a nerve problem on the underside of his foot that's is causing him pain.
Consider getting a nerve and skin biopsy done.
They were going to try to get a cadaver nerve, but that was getting harder and harder to find the right length of nerve, so they end up calling his sisters and the one that comes through is Lizzie.
When women become pregnant and gain a large amount of weight, they are more like to get a pinched nerve, too.
