Sentence examples for have more nerve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Still is decked out hazmat style with a protective black veil — "Many beekeepers don't wear veils," he says, "but I like to say they have more nerve than brains".

Egyptian and Kuwaiti ones are building the country's mobile-phone networks, with contracts for restoring power generation, water supplies and other such huge projects likely to follow.As for those fickle tourists, they seem to have more nerve than expected.

Scans revealed children carrying the gene variant appeared to have more nerve cell "connections" within the frontal lobe.

If you have more nerve — and especially if you are investing through a tax-deferred account — try some high-yield bonds; they're trading as if bankruptcy is around the corner.

The structures in our necks have more nerves than other parts of our bodies.

"I would say I have more nerves now than if I had been seven years with the same team," said Vigneault, who coached the Vancouver Canucks for the past seven seasons and the Montreal Canadiens from 1997 to 2000.

You're gonna have more nerves in a Grand Slam match.

Danica is the real deal — she has more nerve than most drivers on the circuit.

The gut's brain, called the enteric nervous system, has more nerve cells than the central nervous system.

"He had more nerve than most people, and he wasn't ashamed of it," said Mr. Studley, who is 86 and now retired.

As he put down the message, Grant laughed out loud and exclaimed to those around him, "The president has more nerve than any of his advisers".