Sentence examples for jittery if from inspiring English sources

Browsers be warned: the sales staff gets jittery if you get too close to the figurines.

And despite the appeal to investors to buy stocks as a patriotic duty, financial markets, the modern economy's central nervous system, are almost sure to remain jittery if not depressed.

Parents who get jittery if their offspring aren't performing at a high level in every area.

Still, consumers are getting jittery even if advertisers aren't.

The Strokes' track is compressed and jittery, as if made by hipster robots, but the chord changes are lovely.

Today the whole place feels nervous, jittery, as if 30,000 people have collectively downed a bunch of triple-espressos.

But he said that markets were jittery because "if the Saudis are going to make up for the shortfall in Libya, their spare capacity is thinner".

Don't go nuts with the sugar, it might make you jittery, and if you're lucky, whichever sadist decided on this early meet up, may of had the decency to provide some refreshments so you may be able to get your coffee, or whatever, fix when you arrive.

"I don't know if jittery is the word.

These were not confidence-inspiring words for jittery travelers, even if they were later retracted.

I became jittery and breathless if I heard a distant ambulance siren.