Sentence examples for had a jumpy from inspiring English sources

Investors in financial assets may have had a jumpy few weeks, but salesrooms have notched up record prices in May.Emerging markets are doing particularly well: Sotheby's recently held a sale of Latin American art that fetched a record $22m, including $5.6m for Raices (Roots) by Frida Kahlo (pictured above).

Ewan McGregor, who has recently hopped from genre to genre ("Moulin Rouge," "Attack of the Clones," "Down With Love") like a caffeinated cricket, has a jumpy ferocity that makes him perfect for the role.

As Barakat advanced in his studies, he began leaning toward pediatric dentistry; his adviser was researching what makes some children cavity-prone, and Barakat had a knack for coaxing jumpy toddlers into a dentist's chair.

The second part, the scenes in Dunkirk, have an odd, jumpy look, part Bosch and part Russian.

I felt completely naked without my devices, but had a blast watching you fly through the air and jump in the jumpy castle.

She reveals that she said "no" to the proposal at first, admitting that "I've got a jumpy-rabbit heart about a lot of things [in life]".

If you long ago gave up on him as a one-idea artist, based on overexposure to his "Elegy to the Spanish Republic" series, have a look at this jumpy, mettlesome early stuff.

We believe that Jumpy has a lot more possibilities beyond other kids' smartwatches," says Chang.

The smartwatch's Kickstarter price is $99 and it is scheduled to ship in March, a goal Chang is confident it can reach because Jumpy has a working prototype (which I saw demoed at JoyRay's office) and a manufacturing partnership with Foxconn.

The Lib Dems had to reassure a jumpy public that a hung parliament would not mean anarchy, and that theirs was a serious party of government.

From the start of the discussion, Stone, the writer-director of such political films as "Salvador" and "JFK," had seemed jumpy, swivelling his thick neck like a turret gun at the sound of any foolishness or naïveté.