Sentence examples for jitters were about from inspiring English sources
The 2-0 win over Bournemouth on Sunday was welcome relief after a run of four Premier League games without a win that raised fears their late-season jitters were about to return.
At that case, the packet loss can even reach 35% and the mean jitter is about 20 ms. It demonstrates that the mobility of handover is crucial to the VoIP quality.
Anyway, regardless, her "Weekend Update" jitters are just about gone.
Adding to investors' jitters were fresh worries about the euro zone's ability to respond cohesively to its debt crisis, after talks between Greece and its foreign creditors were put on hold Friday and the head of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, warned Italy to stick to its austerity program.
A journalist of the same publication felt that track was about romantic "jitters".
It's estimated that 75percentt of us fear public speaking and the jitters are especially pronounced when we have to talk about ourselves.
Paris's jitters are understandable.
Even still, I think these market jitters are exaggerated.
Even still, I think these market jitters are exaggerated.
Dow's never-ending jitters are great fun to watch.
