Sentence examples for nerve enough from inspiring English sources

Even the Eurotrash-infatuated clothing designers at Iceberg haven't had nerve enough to bring back those styles.

It takes energy, imagination, and nerve enough to stave off panic―for moments of panic are bound to occur.

(Is there anyone with nerve enough to order El Toro, a blend of tequila and Kahlua?) He sends waiters scurrying with instructions in Spanish.

Now Cassius reappeared, a glass of fashion in a snuff-colored suit and one of those lace-front shirts, which I had never before known anybody with nerve enough to wear, although I had seen them in shirt-shop windows on Broadway.

But spending more is the one thing Obama cannot do, because of the deals House and Senate Republicans have forced on him, and because of a typically passive, somnolent media that does not have nerve enough to come out and call it like it is.

The private introvert who left at the top of her game and waited so long to return to the stage or the gregarious and courageous diva with nerve enough to dive into a show with so many moving parts and pull it off without a hitch?

But first, Liukin must temper her nerves enough to get through Saturday's event.

Scott tamed his nerves enough to set up a 3-foot par putt on the hole.

Watson, who had a 48-footer for birdie, steadied his nerves enough to get it close.

After an hour and 23 minutes, Murray could look back on an unusual achievement: He had overcome pain and calmed his nerves enough to even the match.

As a non-writer and consummate procrastinator who doesn't do well with deadlines, it took me damn near three days to quell my nerves enough that I could sit down and write this article.