Sentence examples for getting nervous about being from inspiring English sources

By the time the court approved the sale to him, he wrote, "I was probably getting nervous about being able to actually carry this house".

The only things I get nervous about are falling over and looking fat.

But around 5 30 a.m., Carr got nervous about being late and decided to start walking again.

Corker said that the second pressure point for Dodd was that "members on the left were getting nervous" about where the Consumer Financial Protection Agency would be located.

I am relieved, I was getting nervous about standing in a constituency that is essentially a Tory town.

There's nothing worse than getting nervous about a speech that wasn't worth it.

China — friend to brutal regimes all around the world, from Iran to Sudan to Zimbabwe — is getting nervous about talk of its Burma policy being linked to a possible boycott of the Olympics next year.

A sign, if you needed one, of how big tech companies have become, how central they would like to be in the world of policymaking — and how they may be getting nervous about heavier regulation down the line: a new lobbying group is being formed called The Internet Association, with charter members reportedly including Google, Amazon, eBay and Facebook.

A sign, if you needed one, of how big tech companies have become, how central they would like to be in the world of policymaking — and how they may be getting nervous about heavier regulation down the line: a new lobbying group is being formed called The Internet Association, with charter members reportedly including Google, Amazon, eBay and Facebook.

With the tax cuts for the rich all but certain to go through, some of our conservative friends are getting nervous about the political cost.

Wall Street has been getting nervous about the sector, and it has been hit hard by the Asian crisis.