Sentence examples for nervous thinking from inspiring English sources

"I was kind of nervous thinking about the lead".

I was pretty nervous thinking about it beforehand.

"But it kind of makes you nervous, thinking that they lived next door all that time".

"I've not been trying to make myself nervous thinking it's the quarter-finals, semi-finals, things like that.

D'ANGELO: 'VOODOO' (Virgin) Beginnings are easy; the middle is where so-called experts get nervous thinking about the world's judgments.

We were circling for what seemed like forever, and I was getting a little nervous, thinking that we were going to run out of fuel.

It's easy for nervous newcomers, thinking only of technical strategy, to lose sight of this.

"I must say I spent a very nervous time thinking about what Daniel would be like," she said.

"I walked in the stadium on Thursday and I was getting nervous and thinking: 'Oh God, this is where it happened, where my life changed and I became double Olympic champion,'" he said.

It was as if the house itself had impregnated me, as if it had said, "I have three bedrooms and there are only two of you; what's wrong with this picture?" For eight weeks, I hung in a nervous limbo, thinking my life was about to become either unfathomably enriched or permanently ruined.

He added that Mr. Allen's mother, Shirley, "is close to a nervous breakdown, thinking about the onslaught of media representatives at her home and in the street, as well as the actions of any psychotic fans of defendant Sean Combs, who may misperceive her posture in this case".