At the same time, the Democratic turnout has been to be charitable tepid and this in the face of the spirited, impassioned face-off between Clinton and Bernie Sanders whose populist, hit wall Street hard message, has touched a huge nerve among legions of young and not so young voters.
At the same time, the Democratic turnout was to be charitable, tepid, and this in the face of the spirited, impassioned face-off between Clinton and Sanders whose populist, hit-Wall-Street-hard message touched a huge nerve among legions of young and not-so-young voters.
The term its makers frequently bring up is "stage fright"—they want the player immersed in what feels like the real act of performing before a huge audience, nerves jangling, and adrenalin running hot.
The production moved in January 1966 to the smaller MGM-British Studins in Borehamwood, where the live action and special effects filming was done, starting with the scenes involving Floyd on the Orion spaceplane; it was described as a "huge throbbing nerve center ... with much the same frenetic atmosphere as a Cape Kennedy blockhouse during the final stages of Countdown".
And sometimes, even on the brink of a huge victory, your nerves don't allow you to play your best.
I'm a huge ball of nerves, anticipation and grief for the baby that is now definitively not a baby anymore.
All anyone remembers is who won. 'Penalties are such a huge test of nerve for a goalkeeper.
Diving with any form of grace or precision from 10 metres takes an iron will and huge amount of nerve, which immediately puts the Splash! celebrities on a different level to any of this year's Celebrity Big Brother contestants, for example.
The dehydration that comes with abusing laxatives can also really fuck over your organs – the loss of vital minerals such as potassium puts a huge strain on your heart, nerves and colon.
"Beijing is going to have a huge value on anxiety, nerves - I'll just know what to expect".
