Sentence examples for jittery days from inspiring English sources

And in these jittery days of collapsing capitalism, lycanthropes, or man-wolves (they are nearly always male) are emerging as the archetype around which our contemporary terrors adhere.

Feelings like the ones voiced by Mohammed T. Abboud, a clerk at a Harlem bodega, who remembers the jittery days of high crime when he kept a sharp ice pick in the change drawer of his cash register.

In the jittery days that have followed the violent clashes between Lebanon's army and fighters loyal to the radical Sunni preacher Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir, the army has two urgent tasks.

Wall Street is bracing for yet another jittery day for tech stocks after online retailer Amazon.com amzn reported its earnings for the first quarter yesterday.

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.

Wall Street prepared for another jittery day today after the stock market's rollercoaster ride turned many investors' stomachs.

Europeans are jittery these days.

His program's staff is jittery these days, as are all staff members in the division.

Of course, today was destined to be a jittery trading day, sandwiched as it is between the consumer price index data released on Friday, which indicated that inflation could be on the rise, and the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meeting tomorrow, at which the Fed could decide to change its attitude toward interest rates.

It says the Duke of York was stopped at gunpoint by "jittery" police two days after the incident with the intruder.