Sentences with phrase «up the nerve»

Eventually, I worked up the nerve to fire Susan.

How would you recommend aspiring entrepreneurs build up their nerve to launch?

It took a little while to get up its nerve and move strongly in late spring, primarily in response to the Brexit vote.

I will admit that sometimes it takes me a while to work up the nerve to talk to them about it but the Spirit always seems to be prompting me to bring Jesus up in the conversation.

If you can not work up the nerve to talk to the person you have comitted the rest of your life to thatn something is massivly wrong.

In a similar vein Mr. Percival Lowell writes: «When we have, as we say, an idea, what happens inside of us is probably something like this: the neural current of molecular change passes up the nerves, and through the ganglia reaches at last the cortical cells....

We might next work up the nerve to say no to whatever Madison Avenue is hawking this month.

LOL:p I had finally gotten up the nerve to try a stuffing this year without the gluten free bread... or bread... period... but like you, I could care less about the turkey and other fixin's!

At least that's what I thought until he got up the nerve to flash me.

I love naan but haven't quite gotten up the nerve to make it myself yet.

I got Wild Fermentation and just have to work up the nerve...

It took me 6 years to work up the nerve to spend that much on a blender, lol!

if i get up the nerve to try this again, i'll use deb's method all the way and report back.

It wasn't until a few years later that I actually got up the nerve to cook with the stuff - why, oh, why did I wait so long?

Read through all the helpful comments and got up the nerve to make this.....

After speaking with some expert bakers at last years Food Allergy Bloggers Conference I worked up the nerve to start again.

I've seen your recipe before and have it in my queue but haven't gotten up the nerve to try it yet.

It took me a while after that to muster up the nerve to try again.

Honestly though, it took me a little while to get up the nerve to make squash at all.

Who know's maybe one day I will get up the nerve and cajones to try this.

There are probably going to be mixed reactions to that reveal and storytelling choice, and if it worked at all it's going to be because once Nicholas worked up the nerve (or, possibly, «worked up the nerve») to actually tag into the match he looked happy to be there.

One season after twenty they finally muster up the nerve to edge past us, what took you's so long you small little wannabe club.

Schurrle provided the assist from the left and Yarmolenko side - footed home to set up a nerve - racking finale.

So I worked up my nerve and made a few.

It took me a week to get up the nerve to hold my baby girl.

When a brave friend finally built up the nerve to approach Menta, she asked, «Is everything okay at home?»

Guest Post by Mary Alice Marshall It wasn't until two weeks after our rainbow was born that I finally got up the nerve to share pictures I had taken throughout the pregnancy.

For parents these simple sheets of paper clinging to a clipboard can be no big deal, but they can just as easily stir up nerves, worry, guilt and defensiveness.

I don't know if «brave» is the right word — I had to work up the nerve to apply.

-LSB-...] had been peeking at bento boxes for a long time, and never really got up the nerve to get one and see what I could do with it.

Unfortunately, by the time I got up the nerve to invest in my first set of pocket diapers, my little one was already eight months old.

In a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience, researchers from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine showed certain immune cells — neutrophils — can clean up nerve debris, while previous models have attributed nerve cell damage control to other cells entirely.

A study published in tomorrow's Proceedings of the American Academy of Sciences describes how modified buckyballs — which soak up nerve - destroying chemicals — delay the onset of symptoms in mice suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease.

The virus then enters and hijacks muscle and nerve cells where it replicates and travels up the nerves to infect the brain and other tissues.

Caffeine, on the other hand, speeds up nerve cells, and takes about 20 minutes to kick in.

I take pride in keeping the lines of communication open, so while I'm sure it was a bit uncomfortable for him to build up the nerve to talk to me about sex, I wasn't going to shut him down just because it made me feel uncomfortable.

I love chocolate macaroons — I have been buying them at the store and finally got up the nerve to experiment on making my own.

It took me a while to get up the nerve.

So, while you may need to get up your nerve to try organ meats, you may be pleasantly surprised!

A reduction in muscle viscosity then increases the sensitivity and speeds up the nerve impulses that allow for faster communication between neurotransmitters.

Your brain contains an abundance of cholesterol, much of it in the myelin sheaths that insulate the neurons and speed up nerve conduction.

Thus far, my biggest «fitness» accomplishment is finally mustering up the nerve to compete in 2011.

Given my personal experience and decade of delay in entering a fitness competition, I truly look up to any and every person that has mustered up the nerve, desire and dedication to compete.

I had watched serious surfers here but never worked up the nerve to get in.

I'm also getting up the nerve to sand and re-stain our front doors — I bought the supplies and everything (gulp).

I'm trying to work up the nerve to rock shorts and tights but I'm not quite there yet.

They look amazing:) I've always either wanted to be blonde or try red hair... maybe I'll get up the nerve to try one time....

I pinned it for when i get up the nerve!

I've always wanted to try a sprayer for painting, but just haven't worked up the nerve.

If a woman gets up the nerve for that, more power to her.