But money jitters got the better of her, she said.

But since his death the market has had the jitters.

I had a bad case of jitters just a while back.

She was working herself up into a good case of the jitters.

"We all had the jitters because it was the first game of the year."

This was no time to be standing around having the jitters!

The second time the jitters were all gone and I was really into it.

He was civil to everybody and gave them all the jitters.

He wanted to get away from the office; the place gave him the jitters.

In the present state of international jitters, God only knew what anything like this might bring about.

He even saw a bright side to the market jitters.

She had the jitters worse than anyone he'd ever met.

The place was a bad spot to be in at night if you had the jitters.

But there are plenty of jitters on the other side too.

The night before, I started to have jitters and became really nervous.

Yet this survey of the jitters took only 40 minutes.

The junk market has had the jitters since late summer.

"I hope to get the jitters out of the way real quick," he said.

And you, love, would have the same regrets if I gave into your jitters.

"I've still got the jitters in me right now playing with these guys," he said.

The view through the wall was a jitter of color and motion.

And then again, sometimes it turned out to be more than routine jitters.

Is this the game where the young Cowboys finally get the jitters?

But he kind of liked the jitters the coffee gave him.

This time, though, the jitters seemed different from those over earlier warnings.

"I've still got the jitters in me right now playing with these guys," he said.

"I hope to get the jitters out of the way real quick," he said.

Is this the game where the young Cowboys finally get the jitters?

"But when night comes, I begin to get the jitters.

They think it's great stuff, seeing other people get the jitters."

Gets the jitters every time he ducks into town.

That threw me off, and now I've got the jitters again."

But stop if you find yourself getting the jitters."

I've had several cases of children's imaginary companions becoming so real to them that the parents got the jitters.

If he started to get the jitters every time he went with a new face he'd soon stop working altogether.

So it should be interesting to hear her Lucia now that she has gotten the jitters out and lived with the role.

Almost all are offered small roles at the Met to instill confidence and get the jitters out.

He'd get the jitters if he started thinking about them, with nobody looking after them."

"We anticipated coming out strong and getting the jitters out.

Ms. Swenson is known to get the jitters on opening nights.

"Better to get the jitters out now," Wagner said.

'I'm getting the jitters now, being watched by a shadowy cat.

"Fine time £ler be tellin' me you've got the jitters.

Ossie wasn't the sort who got the jitters easily.

That is the crucial reason why Europe's citizens are getting the jitters about this Union.

Pennington said he might hurl a pass into the stands just to get the jitters out.

Then we'll both get the jitters - our own bit of fakery - and go dashing from the house.

"Reports of bombing raids have been coming in from every sector, and our men are getting the jitters.

She's so old I've got the jitters every time I take a deep breath."

"I always get the jitters just before I go out to fight, even though it's only scripted."