Sentence examples for nervous sweating from inspiring English sources
Over yonder still, a nervous, sweating young man from Jordan, his body wrapped in a suicide vest, scans the crowd for the right place to die.
Managing to slip so easily between the severity of the situation and the absurdity of his dealings with a room full of nervous, sweating politicians so alienated from the realities of war.
As they chat, the TSA officer listens for inconsistencies in a passenger's story and notes whether the person is nervous, sweating or avoiding eye contact.
FOR an actress who epitomized American cool, Audrey Hepburn is inspiring a lot of nervous sweat.
Sunday nights would find him in a nervous sweat as he dreaded going to work the next day.
They gave off the acrid smell of the battlefield — nervous sweat, urine, dust, and blood — and they were parched.
He passed The Daily Racing Form to a relative and wiped the nervous sweat from his brow.
It's not hip to break out into a nervous sweat, not cool to voice trepidation -- and probably not productive for some teams.
He looks the part, being bearded and broad-shouldered and having a tendency to get the nervous sweats when strangers come to call.
On the morning of the first day of my real life, I threw out the frozen eggplant and put on my cleanest, most conservative cotton shirt, which became a monsoon of nervous sweat before I even got to the door.
