Sentence examples for nervous about setting from inspiring English sources
But some insiders said the administration was nervous about setting a precedent in which officials and former officials may be summoned before a court outside the United States.
Bornstein says she was nervous about setting up the campaign page, but Vogel was optimistic.
Young people in particular no longer seem either self-conscious, nervous or apprehensive about setting foot inside a theatre.
My friend Taylor Gonda from the "These Things Matter" podcast is nervous about her DJ set following the show, wondering if there's style of music universally appreciated by comedians and comedy fans.
Immediately I felt nervous about what I'd set in motion, and so I did a little P.E.
I have to admit, I was a little nervous about Mom being on set for a fashion shoot.
About 60 of them ignored the entreaties of nervous officials and set off in the searing heat.
Reach Out and Read carefully selects books that are tailored to the needs of military families and can help reassure kids who may be nervous about their mom or dad getting set to deploy.
Concerning the practical e-assessments (morning, lunch and evening assessments), some of the staff were nervous about being observed by the cameras set up in every room: "Before it I was nervous about being filmed from all angles.
Or if you're nervous about speaking in a smaller social setting, picture yourself wowing a small group of friends with your words.
Ministers in the Israeli government have said that Netanyahu is nervous about Trump's visit this week, fearful that the President is setting up an "ambush" of some kind.
