Sentence examples for nervous push from inspiring English sources
Judy Hirsh, a yoga teacher in north London and south India The next time you get feedback and they say you looked nervous, push them and ask about the quality of your answers: If you know where you went wrong in what you said, this will give you tips for improvement and may also give you more confidence to decrease the nerves.
If you're nervous, push beyond those nerves and say hello, comment on something they've done that has impacted you or ask them a quick question seeking advice.
Investors are nervous, pushing ten-year bond yields up to 9%.Viktor Orban, the prime minister, had pledged to create a million jobs by 2020.
His sons said he once threw his back out while pumping push-ups to expend nervous energy on a day when they played.
A rash of corporate defaults may prove less spectacular than Asia's sovereign-debt crises in the 1990s, but they will make investors nervous and push up the dollar.Fear the hangoverAdd all this up and 2015 seems likely to be bumpy.
To paraphrase the awesome theme song to "Reading Rainbow," books give your kids "friends to know / and ways to grow / Reading Rainbooow!" The right book can help a nervous child push through those first-day shivers.
Nervous investors pushed up Greek interest rates.
But when detectives, believing Officer Florio's story, interviewed Mr. Garcia and he appeared nervous, they pushed harder, and he confessed.
Letting in a clutch is a negative, hesitant motion, depending on delicate nervous control; pushing down the Ford pedal was a simple, country motion — an expansive act, which came as natural as kicking an old door to make it budge.
You're a believer," he got nervous and pushed out a quick "no," immediately realizing the millions of different ways such a quote could be aggregated, recirculated, quoted out of context and otherwise misinterpreted.
