Sentence examples for nervous about staging from inspiring English sources

Isken said she was nervous about staging the show at first, because CAFAM is known for championing the work of women, but that feeling lessened as she got to know the work of the men in the show.

There is so much cop stuff on television that I get very nervous about saying words like alibi on a stage and having them sound cheesy.

She was a great one for encouraging me if I was nervous about going on stage.

Or that she was nervous about going on stage, fearful that the audience wouldn't like her?

Understandably nervous about appearing on stage, he says: "If I just focus on the dancing and not the people watching – if I don't look at them – I should be fine I think".

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Don't show that you are nervous about being on stage.

"The people I was inviting were quite nervous about speaking on a stage in a hall, but they were really interesting creative people who could do all kinds of stuff.

Although she admits to being nervous about these gigs, the stage is a familiar space for the former New York City Ballet Company performer-turned-model, blogger, and most recently, DJ. "I started playing drums around the age of 10 and taught myself watching YouTube videos," Reiff tells THUMP over the phone.

The Modern's directors are nervous about bowing off the Manhattan stage.

Still, with less than two months left before the closing of the Midtown museum, the Modern's directors find themselves nervous about bowing off the Manhattan stage.