Sentence examples for got jittery from inspiring English sources
But the judge had said, fine.Of course the government got jittery sometimes.
Its banks got jittery and things looked difficult for the 103-year-old firm (which was born British, in Liverpool).
On Aug. 17, with word of Mr. Cohn's unhappiness percolating on Wall Street, some traders and investors got jittery.
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.
Mrs. Rogers wept quietly and got jittery when the announcements -- "For security reasons, all passengers must remain with their baggage at all times" -- blared and echoed through the terminal.
It strikes us as ironic that the climate-change skeptic, Greg Abbott, is the one who got jittery in the face of a storm that seems to conform rather nicely to the pattern of worsening weather scientists associate with global carbon pollution.
But he is evidently getting jittery.
But then I'll start to get jittery.
"But they are animals, and they get jittery.
