They're nervous.

Don't prescribe for me, Clive!

I'm getting nervous.

I'm just so nervous. Are you ready?

Tom is nervous.

I'm very tense and upset.

Are you nervous, too?

I can't wait that long.

But he seemed nervous.

And then she was nervous.

They became very nervous.

You look tense.

You seem very nervous.

Good, but take it easy, will you?

You seem very nervous.

You seem nervous.

I'm the nervous type.

You are quite shaken.

They nervously agreed. I nervously started, and, of course, things are always harder than you think they're going to be.

But we were all so nervous.

I'm not really nervous.

Why is Tom nervous?

I've been nervous all morning.

In a very tight, small this is the ground level.

I'm glad it excites you. It frightens me.

And I was asked, Well aren't you nervous?

And I want to say, I was nervous.

Accommodations in Palm Springs are very scarce.

I always get nervous just before a match.

Oh, Walter! I was tight when I proposed to you.

It's just that I'm... nervous, that's all.

You twitch a lot, friend. Nervous, huh?

He's so nervous since a while...

I think I'll stay here and be nervous. Good luck.

Take it easy, Ed. The boy's on edge.

Marcello, you're a bundle of nerves.

You're nervous Mack, it's the bride that's supposed to be jittery.

I'm sorry, I'm terribly nervous. I've never done anything like this.

Oh, we're all on edge, I guess. Horrible thing.

OK, a little bit closer, come over they look really nervous up here.

The crowd is tense. It is indeed a solemn occasion.

I'm sorry, boss.

Her husband didn't seem too anxious to get her back.

Come on now, we don't have all sorts of time, class, please!

Particularly highly strung men like your husband. Is he highly strung, do you think?