Sentence examples for nervous themselves from inspiring English sources

Rangers are beginning to look nervous themselves, and are sitting back.

People who are nervous make themselves targets.

Remember that not all insecure people are bullies or in any way mean, some of them are hesitant, shy people who are afraid and nervous with themselves.

"DC plans will take off only if employees are empowered to contribute for themselves," says Mr Usuki.All the same, such plans hold great appeal for younger Japanese who are nervous about tying themselves to one company for life, especially after some well-publicised bankruptcies in which workers have lost much of their lump-sum entitlement.

But with an expert's imprimatur, nervous parents buy themselves the right to relax a bit.

As the plane touched down, metal grinding against asphalt sent sparks flying as nervous passengers braced themselves.

Since the decree lasts just three years and so could lapse, or be revoked by a Republican president—some may be nervous about exposing themselves to the government.

Sometimes, though, he has to track down overdue books -- there are no fines -- when borrowers lend them to friends nervous about going themselves to the library.

And with stock prices fluctuating sharply after falling for many months until the spring, buyers were anxious about overpaying and sellers were nervous about shortchanging themselves.

Still, with less than two months left before the closing of the Midtown museum, the Modern's directors find themselves nervous about bowing off the Manhattan stage.

As Iain Duncan Smith admitted on Sunday, British politicians are waiting to see how the eurozone deals with its deep problems before deciding how to react themselves – nervous bystanders by the crash site, watching the emergency services argue.