Sentence examples for nervous of getting from inspiring English sources

You can be nervous of getting married, but you still do it".

At one point we grew so frustrated in our circling that we struck off, bushwhacking in the direction we guessed the water must be, but we soon became nervous of getting lost, so we dutifully returned to the charmed thread.

This excitement culminates half-way through the book, when J.T. lets him assume some gang duties for the day (hence the book's over-dramatic title).Mr Venkatesh soon grows nervous of getting too close, yet J.T. continues to be his best source.

Worse, the Thai government, with the election incomplete, is in a tenuous legal position, and, with banks nervous of getting embroiled in the mess, it is unable to borrow to meet its commitments.Mr Korn outlines an elaborate road map out of this political cul-de-sac.

Though some Jordanian extremists have travelled north to fight, Jabhat al-Nusra, the most devout and fiercest Islamist group, which may have as many as 10,000 men in the north, still has only a small presence in the south.Syria's southern neighbours are, however, still nervous of getting sucked in.

Even if taking out loans makes you nervous, the thought of getting a great education hopefully outweighs the fear and annoyance of student loans.

Friends of Mr Umunna deny that he is nervous of not getting the support of enough MPs to run for the leadership; they point out that he already has half the necessary names and that there are some weeks to go.

Their days of getting nervous before each encounter are over.

"I was always a bit of a self-conscious performer and now I have a lot more fun with it instead of getting nervous.

When I met Burgess last month in his neighborhood of Harlem, he was excited to try some wine though a bit nervous at the prospect of getting it right.

When I met Burgess last month in his neighborhood of Harlem, he was excited to try some wine, though a bit nervous at the prospect of getting it right.