Sentence examples for having jitters from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nelson admitted to having jitters.

Plushenko acknowledged having jitters as he entered the Olympic rink.

Flint told the Sunday Politics programme on BBC1: "Some of my colleagues are having jitters.

She told the Sunday Politics programme on BBC1: "Some of my colleagues are having jitters.

However, another of Mr Miliband's Shadow Cabinet ministers Caroline Flint admitted that some Labour MPs were "having jitters" as the polls became tighter.

"Look, some of my colleagues are having jitters and part of that is that we've always said that this is not a done deal," she said.

"I'm too excited to have jitters," he said.

"I had jitters going into it, I'll be honest," Pangos said.

Investors had jitters after the election last month, pushing 10-year bond yields to 4.9 percent from 4.6 percent.

"If you don't have jitters right now -- I don't know".

But some lawmakers still have jitters about putting satellites into the hands of Washington's adversaries, and in particular those of Beijing.