Sentence examples for nervous nights from inspiring English sources

It took him a few nervous nights to get used to the solitude.

There were a lot of nervous nights spent awake thinking: "Is it any good?" as it was only me and a few other people that had decided.

Peter W. Kaplan, who wrote a long profile of Mr. Letterman for New York magazine in September, says Mr. Letterman will prevail, but not before some nervous nights in the CBS corporate suites.

As Holbrooke introduced Asif Zardari to his staff, the President kept making quips, like a nervous night-club comedian.

Later in the film he makes the same point about one of his favorite scenes, Mr. Hoffman's nervous, late-night interview with an even more nervous Republican bookkeeper, played by Jane Alexander.

She was so nervous the night before that, in order to avoid a last-minute wardrobe crisis, she slept in her interview outfit: black pants, a white blouse, her sister's Comme des Garçons jacket, high-heeled boots.

A small slice of history "made it much more enjoyable" according to Klopp but until Origi and Woodburn struck in the space of five minutes this had been a nervous, disconcerting night for a much-changed, injury-hit Liverpool side.

"Machine" was scabrous, and "Date With the Night" nervous.

As we spoke outside the Public, Katz, clearly excited and nervous about that night's performance, leaped into view again.

After a nervous, somewhat sleepless night, I headed to Skellefteå where preparations were under way for the start of the competition.

People who take the drug may come down with problems in the central nervous system, insomnia, night terrors and sensitivity to light that causes them to develop terrible sunburns, Dr. Saiman said.