“jittery”可以造什么句，jittery造句

A jittery vigil in the dark.

Worries about more such losses have made markets jittery.

The markets are jittery that the economy will have too much inflation and not enough growth.

Minutes before, you might feel jittery or faint while negative thoughts churn in your head.

If jittery politicians are looking for another argument to sway sceptical voters, how about this?

She spoke very kindly and showed white teeth as soon as she laughed.

"It's harmless because the amount people use is self limiting," she says. "people back off when they feel jittery."

While no doubt pleasing China's jittery restaurant goers, the new mandate left hot pot owners shaking in their boots last week, according to state-run China Daily.

The light-coloured liquid that the firm's chairman, Cheung Yan, offer s her guests delivers the energy jolt of an espresso without the jittery Buzz.

When I visited home, I felt jittery hiding my guilty romance from my father and mother and often invented excuses so I could rush back to school before the weekend was over.

By this point, many hours into football and with the caffeine making me jittery, I was hoping Barcelona would make short work so I could reacquaint myself with civilization — or at least a beer.

It just reflects how jittery these markets are.

In today's jittery markets, good news on one front can have surprisingly bad effects elsewhere.

The worry is that the end of the Gulf states' dollar peg would send jittery investors into a panic.

More storage and more import capacity has since been built, but every winter sees jittery speculation that perhaps, this time, there won't be enough gas to go around.

Hardware stores were doing a brisk business in plywood and boards as jittery residents and employees of gleaming tourist hotels prepared to safeguard Windows and doors.

Agitation (feeling jittery).

For jittery investors, these are instruments that offer safer exposure to America’s mortgage market.

One of the museum's docents, retired physicist Duane Hughes, said inquiring visitors aren't jittery but seem confused about reports of the dangers in Japan.

All this talk of job losses was making him jittery.

But now, at last, he seems to have found his man, and that's a major reason intelligence services from Washington to Paris to Islamabad have been acting so jittery of late.

Its banks got jittery and things looked difficult for the 103-year-old firm (which was born British, in Liverpool).