Sentence examples for too nervous for from inspiring English sources
I get too nervous for him.
The horse is too nervous for the race".
Never one of my songs, because I'm too nervous for everybody to hear that.
But the quicker Sport steering rate, satisfyingly responsive in competition, seemed a bit too nervous for the average Interstate commute.
You have to allow for nerves, obviously, but if someone is too nervous for an interview for a senior post, then that's a bad sign.
He didn't watch too much of her run because he got too nervous for the contestants, he said from his New Jersey home.
Starved for support but too nervous to ask for it, Grace joined a church, where she basked briefly in the love and attention of fellow worshippers.
Dr. Beitler was too nervous to ask for her number that evening, and asked the mutual friend for it the next day.
My immediate reaction was negative and, being much too nervous to search for reasons, I simply and quickly said, "No". She took the hat off, returned it to the box, and replaced the lid.
It was usually someone who was too nervous to go for a skill, or couldn't stick a landing.
In case you tragically missed the fair or were just too nervous to ask for a closer look at these guarded books, we've rounded up the rarest art books at this year's New York Art Book Fair.
