Sentence examples for more nervous during from inspiring English sources

I have never been more nervous during a press night.

I don't know who was more nervous during the examination -- me or the patient.

Müller said that he felt far more nervous during the Spain game than any he was able to play.

Glavine was more nervous than usual during his two attempts at No. 300, the first of which came in Milwaukee on July 31.

Chinese nurses were more nervous, sad and dissatisfied during and after the work compared to nurses from Switzerland.

Police thought the suspects "appeared more nervous" than they should have been during a traffic stop.

The dam will be more nervous and restless than initially in during the early labour stage.

I was probably more nervous at that experience than when Leonard Bernstein came in during that same run.

People were far more nervous in 1996, when China fired missiles near Taiwan during the last presidential election campaign, the Taiwanese here say.

You will feel more nervous but you have to focus on what you have practised during the week.

Motown Records had control, during the nineteen-sixties, of the more urban, more nervous trend in black music a trend opposed for a while by soul music.