Sentence examples for nervous us from inspiring English sources

Between frequent sips of water on Monday, a nervous US secretary of defence Robert Gates announced budget recommendations that "will profoundly reform how this department does business".

In Regret To Inform, a Vietnamese survivor attests that in the mangled multitude of free-fire zones: 'If you were not dead, you were not safe.' Another Vietnamese widow remembers her shock at her family home being obliterated by bombs, her six-year-old cousin killed by a nervous US soldier (and the soldier's horrified expression), and her self-hating bar-girl life afterwards.

That's why the profession is nervous about us.

So the students also started to be nervous around us.

After a few dives, even the most nervous among us had to concede admiration for these magnificent creatures.

The basketball coach, John Diehl, who is deaf and signs his instructions to his players, said: "At first opponents are nervous against us.

We girls blushed and giggled when we put our hands in our partners' hands, and the boys, many of them shy and nervous, waltzed us around in an awkward manner that our classmate compared to laborers moving bags of cabbage.

They were nervous with us.

"If I were Knight, I would be nervous of us".

"If I were Knight, I would be nervous of us," says Jannard.

For this reason, it remains a hugely sensitive issue and Mr Li was nervous meeting us.