Sentences with phrase «nervy at»

He didn't let this have a negative impact on his game though though he did look a little nervy at times in the second half as part of the back three.

«It was a bit nervy at the end, because we had not taken our chances.

I hope Cech will come good, I just think he's in shock and nervy at how c * ap our defense is at times!

Not exact matches

At times, it conjures a sort of nervy defiance, like on «HUMBLE.»

Seeming success at being nervy leads to a nervy response — and both because of a failure of nerve.

I put no blame on our CBs, it was always going to be a nervy moment to play Pool at home with a new pairing.

With both these sides having beaten each other in the league this season (both by the scoreline of 1 - 0) we could be set for another nervy and tight affair at Wembley today, and goals may be hard to come by.

There were many moments in the game which gave nervy moments for everyone at the Emirates.

«I thought we had two good chances and after it was just down to 1 - 1, then we showed resources and character, were leading 3 - 1 and controlled the game quite well, but at 3 - 2 we became quite nervy again and we finished in a bit of a less controlled way, but overall it was a good team performance.»

A battling win at Crystal Palace was followed by a very nervy win at Newcastle against ten - men, and that was only thanks to a freak own goal.

It is not a completely dead rubber after all as the Gunners do need to make sure that we don't have to play two nervy and unwanted games at the start of next season in order to secure a place in the Champions League group phase, and unlikely it may be there is still an outside chance of finishing above Tottenham in the Premier League table, which Arsene Wenger admits is only of value to us fans as bragging rights but still a worthwhile goal at that.

We've seen some nervy play at the Olympics, Masters, and last week at Firestone when contending in big events on the weekend.

It should be a very tricky and nervy affair with so much at stake, and the Den should make for an intimidating atmosphere as Millwall look to make the most of home advantage.

I will be crucified for what I am about to say but OZIL came to ARSENAL as a nervy last minute buy when WENGER was lynched on that first game against VILLA after not doing nothing at all the whole summer he went in a RUSH and bought OZIL at the very end of the SUMMER TRANSFER.....

Ched Evans could come in up front for the Blades while Gary Hooper to find the net first at 11/2 also holds considerable appeal — it should be a nervy affair but ultimately Sheffield Wednesday should sneak it by the odd goal.

The game started well — we were defending well and at other end creating chances, but in the second half it got nervy in last 30 - 35 minutes as Everton were very threatening on the counter.

No great celebration in finishing 4th, but with a little luck at least we won't have to have that last nervy game of the season

Meyer scored the decisive goal in the 62nd minute to set up a nervy last half hour at Stadion Ljudski vrt, as with Chelsea leading Sporting 3 - 1 at Stamford Bridge, all Schalke needed to do was hold on to claim second place in the group.

Danny Rose and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain battle for the ball in a tense, nervy north London derby at the Emirates

QPR defenders Steven Caulker and Richard Dunne scored own goals and helped the Reds nervy 3 - 2 victory at Loftus Road.

They lead 4 - 1 but will need to avoid making any silly mistakes at the Stadio Olimpico or it could turn into a nervy evening.

Depsite some nervy moments at the end of the match, Leeds were able to hold on for a win for the first time since Boxing Day.

We huffed and puffed but we became anxious, nervy and edgy and it turned into a disappointing afternoon which you sometimes have to put up with at this stage of the season.»

Will it be the team that won at Anfield or the nervy version that lacked ideas and confidence against Southampton?

It would be a nervy affair for the Gunners, and Fulham would be looking to seize the initiative at the earliest.

It is to his credit that he rode out a nervy start to remain solid in an all round good defensive display, but he looks like he could make a mistake at any moment.

And it was Dempsey with the goal, the United States international heading home from Danny Murphy's free - kick to ensure a nervy final few minutes at St James» Park.

With just the one clean sheet in their last eight road games, they are going to be at risk in this one, and nervy too after getting stuffed by City 6 - 0 at Vicarage Road in September.

A nervy draw at Bolton, where Szczesny nearly conceded a penalty late on, was followed by a 7 - 1 mauling of Blackburn.

-- Arsenal will host the final top flight fixture of the weekend on the back of successive league defeats, losing away at Fulham (2 - 1) and Swansea (3 - 2) either side of a nervy 1 - 0 win over Championship side Leeds in the FA Cup.

Despite being in better form than at the same stage of last season going into the FA Cup semi-final, Arsenal still managed to put their fans through the ringer again with a nervy performance at Wembley against a Championship side.

-LSB-...] spend a lot of time at the doctors and on the phone to NHS Direct in that first nervy year.

So, just as an airline pilot would not normally observe to nervy passengers that «it may prove hard to avoid that jet over there», or a womanising MP does not tell his wife that «it may prove hard to avoid cheating on you» at an upcoming conference, the chancellor does not usually tell the country that avoiding a recession «may prove hard».

Swift, stylish, tough - minded and sharp - tongued, this engaging fact - based drama, about a young woman who at one point ran the richest poker game in the world, is worth recommending if only to see its star, Jessica Chastain, at the top of her nerviest, most icily self - controlled game.

The nervy fatalism of its climax might actually count for something if you didn't know in your bones that the «Avengers» movie coming out a year from now will very likely undo what and who we're left with, at the end of these two hours and 40 minutes.

We feel Doris» pain simply because Field is one of the most gifted actors working, capable of being flighty and nervy and deeply sad all at the same moment.

An English - language remake of Drive director Nicholas Winding Refn's gritty 1996 Danish film of the same name, itself the first of a pulpy trilogy, crime drama Pusher has a neon - lit nervy energy — at once slick and grungy — and the sort of unabashed, screw - tightening rhythms that genre enthusiasts will embrace.

Good Time features a collective of cinema artists working at the top of their game, from Robert Pattinson's career - best performance, to ace cinematographer Sean Price Williams» near - psychedelic neon color schemes, to Benny Safdie and Ronald Bronstein's relentless and breathless editing, to Oneohtrix Point Never's nervy electronic score.

That same eagerness translates into a somewhat nervy feel at highway speeds and the already firm ride becomes downright uncomfortable at these velocities.

Q: Dr Mike, could you tell me is the operation for a large soft palate in a 1 yr old pug simple or are there dangers?She was spayed recently and while under the anaseithic was found to have a very large soft palate.She is very nervy and tense for a pug and at times quite growly towards our other pug.She showed signs of this behavior before being spayed and has started doing this again, also I don't know if it is normal or not but her nails are changing from black to white, still good and strong just changing colour.Where we are in New Zealand there is not much information available about conditions like soft palate's etc; as pugs aren't all that common.I would appreciate any advice you can give me.

Nietzsche might have called this nervy practice a gay science; at the Thek Lounge, we call it confessional Socratic cabaret, or stand — up — comic séance pianism, with cocktails and other distractions.

Yet recently in «Refurbished Reputation for a Nervy Painter,» Holland Cotter in The New York Times, breaking with the usual assessments of his work, firmly demands that we take a second look, particularly at his later painting.

This is the case with «Delirious: Art at the Limits of Reason, 1950 - 1980» at the Met Breuer, a nervy multimedia survey of postwar art.

If you are really nervy, ask for a glance at the financial statement.