I'm always very nervous.

Tom is very cranky today.

You seem very nervous.

You seem very nervous.

You seem very nervous this morning.

You seem very nervous this morning.

I'm jittery.

You're nervous.

I'm not jumpy.

He is a very nervous man, and does make himself unpleasant sometimes, that's true enough but on the other hand he is sometimes very charming.

Why are you so jumpy?

Why are you so jumpy?

Tom had an attack of nerves.

She had a nervous breakdown.

Tom had a nervous breakdown.

Tom always seems to be nervous.

Mary had a meltdown.

Did your sister have a nervous breakdown?

Did your sister have a nervous breakdown?

I don't know why Tom is so nervous.

He was tired and nervous from overwork.

You would have thought I'd had a nervous breakdown, recalled Ms. Schroeder about how the press reacted to her.

The volatile old man who lived next to Tom often yelled at the neighbourhood kids.

A nervous young man, a Law Court official, who sat opposite, hated him for that look.

When Bonham Carter was five, her mother had a serious nervous breakdown, from which it took her three years to recover.

The brain is intentionally by the way, there's a shaft of nerves that joins the two halves of the brain called the corpus callosum. It's thicker in women.

Yet, the 15 member states may compensate for their collective failure of nerve by opening up easier options for flexible or multi speed integration.

Turns out, they wander a lot. In fact, really a lot.

I'm very, very, very inspired by movies.

You can take it really, really far.

'Very, very badly.

I am very, very pleased.'

'I quite believe it, quite.

That is very, very, very important, she said.

So so cool!

It was really, really hot.

Yes very, very happy.

It will be very, very hot.

They're very, very good.

Tom's very, very good.

I'm very, very angry.

Atoms are very, very small.

It's very, very important.

I'm really, really sorry.

It's very, very hot here.