Word: nervous
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...She’s cocky enough to play with those kids,” Stone said. “You can’t have someone playing with them who’s squeezing their stick a little too tight because they’re so nervous. She’s got the attitude, ‘Hey, you’re lucky to be playing with me.’ And that’s what you need on that line...
...think people were a little nervous that it was their last game and we’d come out kind-of slow like the last couple games, so we just really wanted to focus on coming out strong,” Hodel said. “For some people, that little bit of extra nerves helped pick up their intensity a little...
Unlike most other contestants, who walked in with six-packs, Dodd came with two half-full milk gallon-jugs of a brownish liquid. “You’ve got us a little nervous,” one of the judges says. “This is like Gatorade on a Harley,” Slesar belts, as he takes a gulp of one of Dodd’s creations...
...means of securing international support and legitimacy for a military campaign. Based on the premise that Saddam would never voluntarily relinquish his weapons of mass destruction, the assumption was that a new inspection ultimatum would create a trigger mechanism for an internationally sanctioned war, on terms that would satisfy nervous Europeans, Arabs and even Americans...
...candidates should run on the issue. Many conservatives blame Republican Campaign Committee Chairman Tom Davis for watering down Bush's ideas, telling his candidates that running on Social Security private accounts was too risky. Whether or not Davis was right, it will be harder for him or other nervous Republicans to make that case now, although they may claim that the GOP did well in House races because a number of candidates stayed away from talking about private accounts. And those in the GOP who had complained that the Bush White House had, over the past two years, not been...