Sentence examples for get jittery about from inspiring English sources
More critically, companies that did business with the $5 billion family construction empire in Saudi Arabia were starting to get jittery about dealing with the family.
A turning point came in the fall of 1991, when Americans were getting jittery about the economy.
Already the travel business is getting jittery about possible military action by the US and Britain.
At 4 30, with the Shaka Zulu security force getting jittery about the lingering crowd, Mr. Bambaataa leaned forward and let his deep voice spill gently into the microphone.
They were stressing todaythat investors were getting jittery about EU countries with big budget deficits – Ireland, the Baltic states and, in particular, Greece.
It is a year since markets got jittery about the risk of an economic crisis in India and nine months since the government responded with reforms meant to kick-start growth.
Investors were getting jittery about all the high-priced deals.
As the next Fed meeting approaches, Wall Street is getting jittery about the outlook for interest rates.
Add to that mix unions getting jittery about the automaker slashing its huge health care bill and looming third-quarter results: It's enough to give a man an antic disposition.
But then I'll start to get jittery.
