Sentence examples for nervous air from inspiring English sources

He was a very skinny man with a nervous air; his long, thin fingers flashed across the keyboard.

But just a few yards away, in an exhibit hall serving as backstage, a large industrial fan stirs the nervous air.

According to police, the act was her attempt "to pray for safety"—which, as a few nervous Air Asia passengers learned this weekend, isn't that uncommon during a stressful flight.

"Every once in a while they get nervous that air emissions has fallen off the radar screen so they repackage what they have previously stated".

The BBC had been, historically, "weak and nervous" about airing debates about immigration and Europe, he said – but added that he believed the public broadcaster had forced the main parties to discuss immigration during the 2010 election campaign.

Everyone seemed nervous and the air smelled of Cannabis Cup-winning weed.

Beta blockers constrain the activation of the sympathetic tone; thus, participants using beta blockers might be less susceptible to activation of the sympathetic nervous system by air pollutants.

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods have been used to accurately determine the nature of blood flow in the cardiovascular and nervous systems and air flow in the respiratory system, thereby giving the surgeon a diagnostic tool to plan treatment accordingly.

Jack Cassidy, a seductive, bisexual, and ridiculously self-absorbed philanderer, and Marty Engels, a frenetic, attention-grabbing comic (famous, among other things, for suffering an on-air nervous breakdown on the "Tonight show").

Before kick-off there was a tangible air of nervous anticipation around the ground.

He was wide-eyed, nervous, pawing at the air like an upended colt.