Honestly, if you'd seen me this time yesterday, I'd have been much more jittery".
The whole experience will no doubt add an element of fun and unexpectedness to your daily browsing routine, turning the act of browsing into one big video game, and probably making your surfing habits that much more jittery as you ponder who's watching you and when they might pounce.
Ratings agencies have been criticised for having too much clout in jittery markets during the financial crisis.
He has skills, and what works both for him and against him is that he is in as much of a jittery delirium as his characters.
Mr Putin seemed to hint that he was determined to avoid a military confrontation, and his calming words did much to reassure jittery markets.
Yasmin Bannerman played local residents' campaigner Jessica in Series 3. Bannerman and Bathurst did not know that Jessica and David would have a full-blown affair after their kiss in Episode 3, as David was seen as too much of a "jittery type".
On the scale of arousal, participants estimated to what extent a particular word made them feel aroused/excited or unaroused/relaxed, assessed with the use of self-assessment manikins (SAMs; Lang, 1980) ranging from 1 to 5 (1 for unaroused, 3 for neutral, and 5 for very much aroused, e.g., jittery or excited).
He's all awkward nerves and jittery delivery, much like the glut of self-deprecating "Ooh, who even am I?" comics flooding the stand-up scene.
What profits?Oct 19th 2000 Is the end in sight?Oct 12th 2000 A Survey of the 20th Century: Helping hands, grabbing handsSep 9th 1999 A Survey of the 20th Century: Freedom from fear?Sep 9th 1999The political shambles that is Florida's vote count has undoubtedly determined the timing and speed of the recent falls: but only because it has made already jittery markets much more nervous.
Though stock markets were jittery, the much-larger bond market offered signs that any contagion throughout Europe had yet to take hold.
