Sentence examples for nervous questions from inspiring English sources
By the scores, they are flooding their benefits offices with nervous questions.
"Along the way we'll talk about some of the idiosyncrasies of heli-boarding," Aucoin said, perhaps as a way to make us stop with the nervous questions.
Elsewhere, complacent cynicism about the Kremlin is giving way to nervous questions about what and when Mr Putin will bite next.
Nervous questions from the rich are rolling in from across the country about armored cars and private jets, safe rooms and safe-haven countries, how to wear gas masks and how to get loved ones out of tall buildings.
B7 DEMAND FOR SECURITY -- Nervous questions from the rich are rolling in about armored cars and private jets, safe rooms and safe-haven countries, say security consultants reporting a surge in business.
As a ritual of modern politics, the cable-news "town hall" is often a slog: curated Americans in tidy rows and their Sunday best; nervous questions; politicians on stools, nodding, and rising to pivot to homilies.
"As Barack Obama is sworn in again as president, his allies in the West will ask themselves the same nervous question they posed four years ago: how much does he care about us?" the accompanying article asked.
Yet, despite the tingly anticipation of change and the palpable excitement among many voters, even some of Didi's most ardent supporters admit to a slightly nervous question: Is West Bengal's blunt instrument also capable of governing the state?
Mulling over the shocking fact that Taiwan had chosen the independence party, if not independence, in the presidential election on Saturday, a common response of many Chinese in Beijing today was the nervous question: Do you think there will be war?
In the case of Lehman Brothers, JPMorgan grew nervous as questions about Lehman's capital and real estate holdings mounted in the late summer and fall of 2008.
The course leaders have 20 years' experience of travelling all over the world – including being in a village stormed by rebels during a civil war – so are well-equipped to answer nervous parents' questions.
