Sentence examples for plenty of nerve from inspiring English sources
But Aida is a woman with plenty of nerve.
Marshall had plenty of nerve: in 1940 and '41, as war loomed, he forced into retirement several hundred officers he deemed too old and slow to be effective.
With a big idea, a lot of confidence, and plenty of nerve, even a medical school dropout can do all right.
She does, however, admit to "plenty of nerves" about other people's reactions while writing it.
The first time, at the US Open in 2008, was understandable, as there were plenty of nerves.
But there were broader questions about how they could have squandered the victory and they touched plenty of nerves for Wenger.
Beaten 2-0 in their opening group game by Benfica, Astana had displayed plenty of early nerves as Galatasaray's Wesley Sneijder dominated the midfield battle.
As Ratan Tata hands over leadership of the Tata group (sales: $100bn £62bnn) to Cyrus Mistry, there are plenty of jangling nerves both inside and outside the group.
The Hitman games have always been tough: Pulling off the perfect hit takes plenty of practice, nerves of steel, and often a little bit of luck.
A single speech, eight lines and a wait of nearly two hours before you say it - plenty of time for nerves to simmer and ferment in the loneliness of the dressing room.
