Sentence examples for nervous because of from inspiring English sources

Nervous because of the sheer pace of the itinerary.

"It's a bit of fun," said Evans, "but they're nervous because of the opera.

He described the 36-year-old as nervous because of the intense media scrutiny.

"I'm nervous because of the people," he said, a handgun on his desk.

They were nervous because of the price, nearly $20, due to high production costs.

"He's a little nervous because of the magnitude of it all," Don Turner, Grant's trainer, said.

People were squeezing past us with all sorts of boxes of food and water, but the security was very nervous because anyone of them could be a very large bomb.

The Republicans are equally nervous because some of the candidates have questionable backgrounds.

Going in, Mr. Butts said, he was nervous, because much of the audience was from his congregation.

This jug busts this morning... and the people are nervous because many of them have their potatoes in the jug.

The nervous excitement -- nervous because some of the more meditative composers worried that their music was being highjacked by noisy rock 'n' rollers -- about the apparent fusion of downtown composition and popular music.