10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NERVILY»
Discover the use of
nervily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nervily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Mr. Wriford spends nothing on himself because he wants nothing — interests,
tastes other than work, are coffined in Young Wriford's grave. Mr. Wriford just
produces the money and begs — nervily as ever, nay, more nervily than before
— to be ...
Arthur Stuart-Menteth Hutchinson, 1921
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Barbara Stanwyck: The Miracle Woman
Jo Swerling, a newspaperman and committed leftist, nervily told him that his
adaptation was bad, and so Capra nervily told Swerling to do his own version of
the material. “It's the old Camille story, but it needs a new twist,” said Swerling,
who ...
3
The Goldfinch: A Novel (Pulitzer Prize for Fiction)
The Goldfinch is a mesmerizing, stay-up-all-night and tell-all-your-friends triumph, an old-fashioned story of loss and obsession, survival and self-invention, and the ruthless machinations of fate.
"He's signalling us," said Hen, waving back; and she nervily added: "Stop,
William!" Following Henrietta Cooney's look, Carlisle's eyes fell, sure enough,
upon the tall figure of Dr. Vivian crossing the humming side-street straight toward
them.
Henry Sydnor Harrison, 1913
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The clerk was caught off the base, but he responded nervily: “It has something to
do with quick exposures." “Of course," replied the custom_er, "but I see that the ...
6
The Ranger Boys to the Rescue
The guide weighed his chances of attacking the bold youth, but the menace of
the two rifles held within a few feet of his head in the steady hands of Phil and
Dick caused his good judgment to accept the situation. Garry nervily went
through his ...
7
With Porter in North Missouri: a chapter in the history of ...
He swings that hoe just as nervily today as he did forty-six years ago. In the long,
horrid nightmare of the Reconstruction, John did his duty to his people with the
same unconcern for his own comfort or personal safety as he had done in
Virginia ...
Joseph Aloysius Mudd, 1909
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Leslie's Monthly Magazine
All right," replied Chislett nervily. " Left arm broken I think." " Hell, that's bad, sir,"
said Jarvey. ' ' Are you tied up by the wrist ?" " Yes," replied Chislett cooliy. Jarvey
suddenly threw every ounce of his mighty strength against the ropes that bound ...
9
Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, a Popular Journal of General ...
Crusoe accepted his defeat nervily, but when his gun was removed and.his wrists
enclosed for the time-being in his own manacles he regarded his captor with
eyes of hate, in which a little reproach was mingled. “ What 's your lay, Constable
?
Then he nervily returned to Germany. Once more he was assigned to England,
this time to report results of the German V-2 rocket hits. Again he fooled the
Germans, reporting that they were scoring hits on London when actually he was ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NERVILY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
nervily is used in the context of the following news items.
Listening Log: Jason Isbell, Don Trip
“First line of the Constitution should be 'We the Poor'/We lost, but who's keeping score?,” Don Trip raps on “White House,” a song that nervily ... «Memphis Commercial Appeal, Jul 15»
Chicago Fire Academy wins USSDA U-18 national championship
The favorites trimmed the lead to one early in the second half and the game played on nervily, the Fire looking to counter-punch - a strategy ... «Hot Time In Old Town, Jul 15»
The Ashes: Warner backs Watson to deliver
"I think this is pretty similar to the game we played in the World Cup against New Zealand (which Australia nervily lost by one wicket)," he said. «IBNLive, Jul 15»
What's On TV Wednesday: How Not to Behave minimally informative …
Nervily casual host banter leads into forgettable skits, then to a sort of Chaser-lite segment where cast member Zoe Coombs-Marr invades the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
Coast: drop the perky presenting – the show is compelling enough
As in the most recent editions of Springwatch, serious and surprising information is still given, but the presentation of the material is often nervily ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
USA 2-1 Honduras: five things we learned
And when they quickly allowed Honduras to pull a goal back, the stage was set for the US to finish the game as nervily as they'd started it. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Derbyshire County League cricket: Dunstall 2nds still going well …
Tutbury slipped nervily to 57-4 in reply, Mushtaq Khan (2-21) causing most concern, but a timely knock from Tom Bowring (36no) helped ... «Burton Mail, Jun 15»
LME MORNING – Metals mark time nervily, copper swings away …
Base metals settled into a sideways mixed pattern during Wednesday LME premarket trading, with copper's move away from fresh three-month ... «FastMarkets Metal News, Jun 15»
DVD: Forty Guns
In contrast to the taciturn Sullivan, Dean Jagger is nervily garrulous as the corrupt sheriff so devoted to Jessica he's broken laws on her behalf ... «The Arts Desk, Jun 15»
United States vs Germany, 2015 friendly: Time, TV schedule, live …
Reduced to 10 men, the US nervily defended for 10 minutes and held on to advance. Steffen and Rubin earn full marks for making the big plays ... «Big D Soccer, Jun 15»
