Sentence examples for over the jitters from inspiring English sources

To have sex with men, he would first get drunk, a habit that continued well past college -- "a few cocktails to get over the jitters," he said.

There, we asked some of our favorite acts to reveal what rituals they like to do before playing their sets you know, things that help them get over the jitters, or play hours-long sets without falling over from exhaustion.

Getting over the jitters of answering a phone and not knowing who is on the other end can be helped by knowing your greetings routine off-by-heart (and checking the caller ID if it is not masked).

The packet loss ratio is reduced by 4.53%, and the throughput is increased by 1.2% in high definition video stream; the packet loss ratio is reduced by 1.89% for standard definition video stream, and in VoIP (Voice over IP) the jitter and latency are reduced to 0.0407 ms and 0.0209 s, respectively.

Investors are worried about low growth and the jitters over some European countries' solvency.With Candover and some of its European peers likely to dissolve over the next few years, there will be fewer players on the continent.

They were possibly the first cases of bubonic plague to strike in New York City in 100 years, and given the jitters over Sept. 11, doctors did not immediately rule out the possibility of bioterrorism.

The incident, in which Canadian, and later American, fighter planes followed the Air-India jet from 200 miles off the Canadian coast to Kennedy Airport, reflected the jitters over terrorism since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

And the jitters over the nation's economic health -- which were underscored again today by the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates for the second time in three weeks -- make it politically difficult for Democrats to oppose tax cuts that Republicans have artfully packaged as recession insurance.

The asymmetrical TDD ratio differentiates the jitters over downlink and uplink, and the differences of quality degradations between the cell edge and the cell center can be further explained that the worse radio conditions increase the retransmission of TCP at the cell edge.

This didn't ease the jitters over his safety.

But hanging over the normal jitters was a bigger pall: most students, like Paul and Mike, were blissfully unaware that schools are opening under the most uncertain financial circumstances in years.