Sentence examples for most jittery from inspiring English sources
At the training session, the lawyers seemed to be the most jittery.
The most jittery visitors were clearly Israelis, many of whom cut their vacations short and returned to Israel.
In an exercise in wish fulfilment, she makes her hero into the sort of working class radical about whom it was possible for even the most jittery of middle class householders to feel safe.
And three more security breaches have forced Mr. Krietor to empty entire terminal concourses so every last person -- most already jittery about flying -- could pass through metal detectors again.
Of course, there's room safe, known quantities -- I'll never hate on TV's versions of comfort food -- but we don't really need most of jittery pablum the networks are churning out this fall.
Even Xinhua, the government's news agency, called gutter oil "the most nerve-jittery problem of late" concerning food safety, and one that showed "a really nasty reality of Chinese food today .Last month the police said they had arrested 32 people for producing the oil and had seized 90 tonnes of it in 14 provinces.
The score has a dark, macabre edge, and its impulses match that of the film, most notably where jittery images are accompanied by a pounding percussion figure.
"Hell hound" and "hell kite" are among the pungent epithets used to describe Macbeth at his most vicious, but the jittery Mr. Keen more often brings to mind less imposing creatures as Macbeth stutters and fumbles his way toward his doomed, bloody ends: a weasel or maybe even a rat thrashing his way through a maze.
And Mr. Garcés stages most of it as a jittery three-way courtship dance.
In the presence of celebrities who cause paparazzi stampedes — even celebrities you've only vaguely heard of — most of us regress to jittery teendom just a little.
The walls of such rooms are dull, their lights are harsh, and hunkered down in most of them are a jittery suspect and two clever cops, one of whom tends to act hostile and volatile, the other one solicitous and calm.
