| In fact, Hill drove with intense commitment and energy, but was always a bundle of nerves and self-doubt. |
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| He is certainly composed but beneath the mask of elegant good manners the man is a bundle of nerves. |
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| When I'm a bundle of nerves you can usually find me in the kitchen spot cleaning the wood floors. |
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| Feeling her skin radiating heat at the nearness of him, she was a bundle of nerves. |
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| Its principle is to block the sensation in this region, by injecting an anesthetic close to the nerve or bundle of nerves. |
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| This is her third time at the Nationals, and she is a bundle of nerves. |
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| In order for these nerve fibers to get to their proper end-point, the bundle of nerves fibers leave the inappropriate trunk and join the proper nerve trunk. |
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| They called the race and the entire family was a bundle of nerves. |
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| Most mothers would be a bundle of nerves, placing their children's lives in the hands of a stranger. |
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| By the time she returned home she would be a bundle of nerves. |
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| Spinal cord: the bundle of nerves running from the brain down the spine providing a pathway for transmitting messages to and from the rest of the body. |
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| Ms. Gillot had even better reason to be a bundle of nerves. |
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| She is a jittery bundle of nerves rather than the tough stoic she ought to be. |
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| I was a bundle of nerves but he set me totally at ease in seconds. |
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