Sentence examples for nervous pacing from inspiring English sources

THERE'S a whole lot of nervous pacing going on inside Dr. Alexander F. DeLuca's feline-dominated apartment -- we're talking digs where pets command one of the two bathrooms -- on the viewless side of Central Park West.

When I watch Nick Saban, it is hard for me to tell how much difference he is really making out there, notwithstanding the nervous pacing and urgent back-and-forth over the headphones.

Until after the taping, that is, when the show's talent coordinator, who is responsible for greeting the guests and keeping nervous pacing in the green room to a minimum, marched into my office waving his business card.

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) 22 Jul 13 As millions in Britain and around the world wait, impatiently, for more news, The Lede will have dispatches from reporters in London and news of the reaction online, where professional and amateur royal watchers have been engaged in the Internet's version of nervous pacing in the hall for more than a week.

I was so nervous, pacing around backstage, but when I walked on stage it felt like a dream.

It's left past the auto-rickshaw stand, yes that's right," he shouts, and then continues his nervous pacing.

I thought I heard it in the tightness of his voice, felt it in his nervous pace.

He could sing and create a rhythm track simultaneously, mimic a turntable slowing down or match the nervous pace of a techno song.

We saw the early, hesitant days when the first groups of protesting monks would start marching at a fast, nervous pace in silence, cautiously applauded by onlookers.

Brazil's public debt is huge in proportion to its GDP and is either denominated in foreign currency or has floating interest rates that adjust at the (usually nervous) pace of the market.

He looks nervous beforehand, pacing the backstage area with his dapper young band, the Heavy Seas, but they just about pull it off, the crowd attentive but only really igniting when he plays an old Blur B-side.