Sentence examples for now the nerves from inspiring English sources

The injury inflamed the spinal chord, and now the nerves in his back, arm and legs weren't working.

Now the nerves in her lower spinal cord are clumped together, causing severe pain, urinary problems, and weakness in her legs.

It is now the nerve centre of what will be the world's biggest telescope, the multinational Square Kilometre Array.

Now that some time has passed since our Texas Legislature debated on abortion, now that the nerves are not quite so raw, I feel the need to say something.

"My agent said, 'Keep your phone nearby, keep your phone on loud.' Then as soon as the lockout was reinstated and the draft was over, it was, 'Now what?' The nerves started kicking in a little bit".

Panova was now feeling the nerves, however, her ball toss beginning to wander as she failed to close out the next game from 40-15 and saw her lead cut.

But I know that interviews are something I will have to deal with for the rest of my life, and the more I do now, the less nerve-wracking they will be in the future.

We now have the nerve map for itching, as we do for other sensations.

But some lawmakers are now summoning the nerve to shut down one thing -- there is a move afoot to eliminate the next round of base closings in 2005.

"After issuing nuclear threat after nuclear threat, China now has the nerve to complain that a U.S. missile defense is a threat to their security?" he asked.

How can people who voted for budget-busting tax cuts and spending increases during the Bush years now have the nerve to pose as fiscal conservatives?