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(181) Even the bare winter branches, tidy and muted like dry bones, had become a disturbance of tangled nerves.

(182) The deep cuts had missed the major blood vessels and nerves in his neck, but had caused considerable blood loss.

(183) Just now, assailed by a sudden attack of nerves, she hoped it would be later.

(184) Neurotransmitters are chemicals that are released at nerve endings and control the signals between nerves and nerves and muscles.

(185) He had either nerves of steel or brains of custard, because he had fallen asleep during the last flight.

(186) Chronic idiopathic intestinal pseudoobstruction is usually caused by disease of the enteric nerves or smooth muscle.

(187) He said nothing more, and his silence played across her taut nerves like a fingernail going down a blackboard.

(188) He was talking so fast, and his nerves were so jangled, it seemed clear that something was up.

(189) To calm our nerves, we went for a drink in the Changalulu, one of the bars in town.

(190) But I must admit, when I think about Thursday night I feel absolutely sick with nerves.

(191) However nerves and hangover were soon forgotten as we headed out into the middle of the river and the adrenaline started pumping.

(192) The dark gray elms stood against the sky like exposed nerves.

(193) A freak result - nerves - you must have written gibberish.

(194) But even that market has suffered an attack of investor nerves.

(195) By the second year of the business, frayed nerves exploded into heated arguments.

(196) Pre-election nerves in the City last week left the performance of the remaining 10 Questor Selection shares looking distinctly patchy.

(197) But he was looking at her with a dark intensity that made her nerves quiver very oddly.

(198) Five minutes later she had conquered her nerves and made two concrete decisions.

(199) He's always bumming drinks off people and it really gets on my nerves.

(200) Claudia threw herself into the rehearsal for the show, trying to conquer her nerves by sheer will-power.

(201) This creates a signal in the auditory nerves which are interpreted by our brain as the pleasing notes of an orchestra.

(202) Nerves respond to a stimulus.

(203) He confessed to having been a bundle of nerves.

(204) In a surgical first, Houston doctors transplanted nerves from a living donor to her infant son.

(205) The transverse nerves pass to the spiracles of their segment.

(206) She has become a bundle of nerves,(http://sentencedict.com/nerves.html) starting at the slightest sound.

(207) Entrepreneur has to have nerves of steel and a very strong stomach.

(208) Nerves became severely frayed when air traffic problems delayed the flight.