“Being a claustrophobe, she would always get nervous in crowded areas.”

“The big day had arrived and Tim could not help but feel nervous.”

“A nervous energy filled the room as Jordan Belfort began to deliver his resignation speech.”

“After receiving the news of her upcoming performance, she felt nervy and started to doubt her abilities on stage.”

“She is nervy enough to jump out of an airplane without hesitation.”

“She showed her nervy side by fearlessly taking on the challenging task.”

“Still only 21, he is a nerveless and deadly finisher regardless of the magnitude of the occasion.”

“Repression when successful induced a nerveless, sapless type.”

“His nerveless cowardice had all at once become unbelievable to himself.”

“I look up at the circles traced by a great swinging, lurching bucket and its nerved riders, and the playing track's identity comes to me: Rod Stewart's ‘Downtown Train’.”

“For we see the vapour of quick-silver doth principally affect the brain and nervose parts.”