Use "nervy" in a sentence

1. Small black eyes lift, twitching, nervy, as a beat box

2. say that I was pretty young and nervy, but it worked

3. Granted one felt worse and depressed and anxious and nervy and pissed-off later—what I would call the chair kicking mood—but the temporary reprieve was worth

4. But at that moment, with me being nervy, she seemed more nervous and jumpy

5. "Miss Kendall," said Kennedy, meeting her calm eye, "you are the most nervy detective, barring none, that it has ever been my pleasure to meet

6. Feeling nervy or uptight, and having tightness or stiffness in the muscles of

7. But its click may as well have been made by the safety catch of a cold and heavy gun held to the back of his head, its hardness pressing into the jangly, nervy scalp there, causing a rippling shock to dance up his spine and into his dreams, where he expected it to lodge until his last breath

8. His nervy and emotional style convinced me that all you had to do was open up your head and something good might come out

9. The night before, sleepless and nervy, I’d gone online and watched Hugh Grant on Leno, 1995, apologizing to the nation for getting lewd with a hooker

10. The nervy bastard was hitting on me