Sentence examples for sounds nervous from inspiring English sources
But this was not a happy night for Callas, who had had scant time to learn the role of Maddalena and sounds nervous.
Listen to a bootleg of Bowie performing live in Aylesbury the preceding year and he sounds nervous and uncertain; on Top of the Pops, he seemed imperious.
He's trying to coax her into the back seat, but by the end of the song he's willing to let her sit in the front, and though he calls her a coward, he's the one who sounds nervous.
Now that never happened with Sarah Palin, eh? 3.07am BST Condoleezza Rice is normally a fluent speaker but sounds nervous hear tonight, possibly because she's uncomfortable reading off of an autocue.
"Abdullah" sounds nervous over the phone.
On the phone, Saudi contraband dealer Abdullah* sounds nervous.
"Which?" Now, committed, Porter sounded nervous.
Miliband simply sounded nervous and subdued rather than statesmanlike.
Grimshaw described himself as "nervous, excited, happy", but didn't sound nervous at all.
"Is there a wedding here tonight?" I tried not to sound nervous.
