The actor, famously jittery on opening nights, is depicted both on and off stage in the biographical film, Topsy Turvy.
The French guys looked like they'd been doing coke all night, all jittery and chain smoking.
The crowd was peaceful and somewhat subdued, filled with a jittery anticipation about how the night would likely unfold.
He's always a bit manic, but that night, Óscar seemed unusually jittery, even anxious.
Gerwig played the vacillating temptress in Hannah Takes the Stairs, the long-distance lover in Nights and Weekends, a jittery scream queen in the Duplass brothers' Baghead.
The trio spent the nights of December 6th and 7th making jittery, improvised art-rock.
When a jittery Richard Pryor emerges from underneath a desk in "Uptown Saturday Night," playing a black private eye who is not a sex machine to anybody, a jolt of adrenaline shoots into this sluggish comedy that keeps it wired long after he's gone.
The first surprise of the night comes when you realise the Rapture, who sound like jittery casualties, pockmarked by chemicals and discoloured by late nights, are actually an energetic, fresh-faced bunch, prone to touching the crowd and beaming out regular schoolboy grins.
There were no boos here, though, on a mild, still night at the Etihad that had seemed likely to be a jittery one for Cole, confronted by Jesús Navas, the quickest player in this City squad.
Mr. Byanyima, a longtime leader in Uganda's Democratic Party, remembers a night in 1980, shortly after the fall of Mr. Amin, when a jittery Milton Obote, a former president whose government was accused of human rights abuses, arrived at his doorstep with a warning.
