Sentence examples similar to losing one's nerve from inspiring English sources

The tendency to lose one's nerve - or "choke" - was seen in graphic fashion in the Masters at Augusta earlier this month.

"Just getting on one another's nerves".

It feels like Hadlow and BBC head of drama Ben Stephenson lost their nerve on this one.

But I am losing my nerve.

Then, Sarkozy had told Royal, "you're losing your nerve" adding, smugly: "To be president, one has to be calm".

It's all about not losing your nerve.

Several of the conspirators staking out the route lost their nerve, but one threw a grenade that missed their car, injuring others in the motorcade and several spectators.

I lost my nerve in the first set, he lost his nerve serving 4-1 in the second tie breaker".

I think I lost my nerve.

On one occasion, Bauer loses his nerve about inflicting torture, but the show implicitly rebukes his qualms.

I lost my nerve, turned and walked on.