| She was very jittery, far more jittery than Lydie had ever seen the mannerly, dignified Anne Holden. |
| The defence was like the curate's egg, good in spots, but inclined to be a bit jittery under pressure. |
| His natural demeanor can seem a tad tepid, but at least he's not trying to be a jittery homespun Hepburn like his famous co-star. |
| Mitchell's voice has been transformed by age and cigarettes from the flutey, jittery soprano of her youth, to a weary, grainy alto. |
| One jittery grunt comes close to bayoneting a prisoner before being stopped by fellow Marines. |
| In the jittery start both sides were guilty of handling errors but Keighley had the best of the early play. |
