Sentence examples for nervous to keep from inspiring English sources

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​ "Last year, my friend was attacked by a client and was nervous to keep working alone, so I let her work from my place along with me, for safety," says Toni of the Sex Worker Open University.

This post originally appeared in VICE UK. ​ "Last year, my friend was attacked by a client and was nervous to keep working alone, so I let her work from my place along with me, for safety," says Toni of the Sex Worker Open University.

And here with Richard, was I using the role of writer-interviewer really as a nervous shield, to keep the sufferer similarities at less painful arm's length?

And as with Ebola, nervous officials tried to keep the sick from entering their cities.

That's assuming nervous businesses are happy to keep awarding pay rises – the reality could well be worse for workers.

"I was really nervous, but I tried to keep telling myself that I wasn't really at Wimbledon," Riske said.

"In my first victories, it was all so new to me and I was nervous, so I decided to keep it simple and speak my own language.

And then when the penalty came, I'm not going to fool anyone and say I was calm about it, because I was pretty nervous, but you have to keep going".

Steadman had a nervous breakdown from trying to keep up with Thompson's levels of substance abuse, and because halfway through the week Hunter rounded on him, accusing him of insulting (ie, drawing) his "friends" in this, the town where he grew up, which he actually hated.

It's a sad compromise but one necessary to keep nervous gadget lovers happy on vacation.