Sentence examples for get nervous that from inspiring English sources

Please get nervous that they're forgotten about.

Within six weeks of the start, many of us began to get nervous that the economic points were getting lost.

"Every once in a while they get nervous that air emissions has fallen off the radar screen so they repackage what they have previously stated".

When that happens, investors start to get nervous that the borrowing costs of governments will jump, creating a vicious circle ending in some countries being unable to pay their debts.

For four years?" Romney described this as "a very dangerous course, because, as you know, at some point the people who loan us all this money, if they get nervous that they're going to get repaid in dollars that might not be worth too much, they are going to ask for higher interest rates, and if that happens our budget is going to get overwhelmed by high interest costs.

Simply put, many of us are afraid to spend we get nervous that we're going to outlive our money, and we stop living life.

She got nervous – that's understandable and then she got scared.

Don't get nervous at small things, that requires small decisions, that will not affect your life further.

Sometimes the players get nervous about that and that's why you don't get the free-flowing football you saw in November.

"Sometimes the players get nervous about that and that's why you don't get the free-flowing football you saw in November [When Scotland won their Nations League group].

IF you get nervous about that, remember that a lot of guys get just that scared even of striking up a conversation with someone good looking.