Sentence examples for were nervous over from inspiring English sources

He/She said they were nervous over Mr. Jobs accidentally spilling Leopard secrets two weeks before its official unveiling at WWDC.

With authorities warning that the men were desperate and dangerous, some residents were nervous over the escape from the 3,000-inmate 3,000-inmatee middle of the small town of Dannemora, close to the Canadian border.

Today, Haitians are nervous over geological survey reports broadcast on the radio that there could be another large earthquake coming.

Colombians are nervous over how the remaining 7,000 rebels will integrate into society, but most are optimistic peace will bring more benefits than problems.

Witherspoon, who admitted to being nervous over returning to the Garden, finished with 9 points, a team high, and two assists.

According to a report from TMZ, ABC network executives are nervous over a performance from Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea at this Sunday's American Music Awards.

Second, it can help build up confidence levels: it might be someone's first triathlon and they might be nervous over certain parts of it, like swimming in open water.

Referring to the bank employee, he said, "If this had happened in the early 90's, he would have been fired because of the recession and because at the time everyone was nervous over sexual harassment".

European Union law may influence the value of a cow or the production of jam, but it cannot enforce transparency and probity in national administrations.The solution is unlikely to be still more EU law, since most countries are nervous over giving more power to Brussels.

While "A Seat At The Table" ranked high on many year-end best album lists and its lead single "Cranes in the Sky" won her the Grammy for Best R&B Performance, Solange admits she's nervous over how her new album will be received.

The documents are protected under Canada's highest intelligence classifications of "secret" and "top secret" and reveal that even the Canadian government was nervous over the agencies' effort to try and give themselves more latitude to operate free of political oversight.