nervously *

He nervously did not know what to do with his hands.

Nervously, I said the first thing that came to my head.

She asked, a little nervously, what I was going to do.

His hands worked at each other nervously as if they were cold.

After five hours, it was all over and nervously I asked for the bill.

It was enough to make the other women all nervously do so, too.

He stood up, looked around nervously, and made his way to the front door.

Do you have to smile nervously and make small talk?

She let off on the gas, nervously running a hand through her hair.

The woman sat down across from him, nervously meeting his eyes.

I looked around nervously for the source of the sound.

Oh, if we could only take it back, he nervously thought.

Now both the others are far behind us, looking nervously at every rock and dark place.

Once or twice she seemed to look about her nervously.

She looked around nervously as another thought occurred to her.

Father Christmas kept looking nervously off to his right and left.

The rest did nothing but keep their faces turned nervously toward us.

The other parents were nervously trying to quiet their children, too.

I looked up nervously from my book as she was speaking.

Then he looked about nervously for a moment and smiled.

I stood in the hall nervously, looking back at the door.

I walked around behind her as she stood nervously looking at me.

The man nodded nervously, but made no move to leave.

I keep learning how to do things without knowing what they are, she thought nervously.

I should be very happy to see you,' she said, a little nervously.