Sentence examples for jittery day from inspiring English sources

Even for social service workers intent on helping jittery people, it is a jittery day.

The unusual incident, in which the student took an unauthorized trip into Israeli airspace and disregarded Israeli warnings to turn back, raised regional tensions on an already jittery day.

But even if Mr. Cramer is an interesting, and even iconic figure, neither he nor the other media stock pickers that Mr. Kurtz covers seem to substantiate the overall thesis of this book, namely that "in an age of lightning-quick Internet reports, saturation cable coverage and jittery day traders, moving the market is a remarkably easy thing to do".

Japan's Nikkei dived 2.5% to a two-month low, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng lost 2% in a jittery day's trading.

Christie's point to the fact that the sale was held on a particularly jittery day for the world stockmarkets, and the art market is notoriously sensitive to the first whiff of recession.

Just as the stockmarket was closing after a jittery day on August 5th, Rupert Murdoch said that 21st Century Fox, of which he is chairman and chief executive, was withdrawing the $80 billion bid in cash and shares that it had made for Time Warner on July 16th.

Shaunie had been morose and jittery all day.

His teammates do not remember noticing that he was jittery that day.

The last time I did a Master Cleanse fast I felt jittery all day – what is the best way to detoxify?

[UPDATE FRIDAY 9 45a.m. -- Oil prices are jittery on Friday. U.S. crude hit a low below $95, for a 13percentt fall from Thursday's opening price.

But indexes declined as investors turned jittery before Tuesday's elections and a meeting of the Fed policy makers.