Sentence examples for nervous days from inspiring English sources
THESE are nervous days in Pakistan.
VIEWED one way, these should be nervous days for the euro area.
"A time trial is always one of those really nervous days for a G.C. rider," he said.
In the early nervous days of flying, designers were for ever concerned that the wings would fall off.
Fans now face several nervous days waiting for news about the fate of Foo Fighters gigs a few days later at Wembley stadium and Glastonbury festival.
And during the nervous days when investment banks faced a choice between consolidation and failure, Goldman Sachs reportedly discussed a combination with Citigroup.
Nervous Day at Benny's The sun had yet to peek down on Benny's Cafe, and the smell of scones mixed with the whir of the steamer.
"It was a nervous day and I'm happy with my team," said the 31-year-old.
"It was quite a nervous day for some of our guys, but it was nice to get over the the line".
The spotters had been nervous for days.
IT HAD been a nervous few days.
