Sentence examples for jitters going from inspiring English sources

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

So as I juggle-juggle all my jitters went away and I've never been nervous on stage after that point.

After about 1 s, the jitter goes back to normal.

At first it seemed as if Mauresmo's jitters were going to get the better of her yet again.

Toward the end of a nearly two-hour concert, the opening jitters long gone, it seemed as if he had found his way to that place.

And you can eliminate the jitters that go with launching your product only to hope it will work.

When the younger women who took part in the recent Envelope Roundtable for lead actresses began to wonder about confidence and insecurity and, you know, when do the jitters actually go away, veteran actress Annette Bening spoke up to ease their concerns by essentially telling them: It never goes away.

The pre-convention jitters ("He's going on VACATION?!? NOW?!? What is he THINKING?!?").

But jitters have not gone away as investors, businesses and policymakers brace for more Chinese shockwaves.

In the UK there were also jitters as voters went to the polls in one of the closest general elections in decades.

The turnout will have pleased the Brit nominees, who admitted to suffering from a bad case of the jitters before they went on stage.