AS I write this, my temples are throbbing, my vision is slightly blurred, and I am jittery enough that my fingers first typed that last word as "blurured".
By the day of the scan, I am jittery, irritable, crabby, and restless.
"Damn, I was jittery," he said.
The day before the dinner, I'm jittery and find myself talking to Millie.
The medicines weren't too terrible – I was jittery and sleepless until I switched to taking them in the morning.
Seth B. Miller, who took part in the trial, said that even though participants still did not know whether they got the drug or placebo, he thought he received the high dose of Nuvigil, "I was jittery," he said.
So I was jittery when Working Title approached me about a film version of Powder, and strangely relieved once we'd talked one another out of the madness of attempting an adaptation.
"I was anxious, I was jittery.
I was jittery in the airport, as the other 40 new faces probably were as well.
I was jittery, sleepless, and incapable of focus, except for that time I rented a Ford Focus, which I drove extremely jittery-y, because of all the coffee.
A little over eleven years ago, on the eve of the theatrical release of The Two Towers, the second leg of director Peter Jackson's epic adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy, I was jittery with anticipation.
