jumpier in a sentence

• Indeed, the cluster was becoming jumpier by the minute.
• The show is jumpier, funnier, more playful, more inventive.
• But Democratic candidates are getting jumpier by the day.
• The editing is jumpier in MTV fashion.
• My impression is simply that people get a lot jumpier when the material is homosexual.
• Investors are jumpier because stocks are priced relatively high in relation to their earnings per share, he said.
• I have a tendency when I go for a while without hitting a home run to start getting longer and jumpier.
• He went on to paint a few other things, jumpier, zanier, more obviously strange than this, but nothing as popular.
• First place here pays $ 225, 000, which will do little to calm the nerves of Edwards, one of the jumpier players out here.
• "Investors are jumpier : They're chasing performance, " said Jack Sharry, president of Phoenix Investment Partners'Private Client Group.
• It's difficult to see jumpier in a sentence .
• He thinks he eventually will get back on a plane for some trips, although he will be " a little jumpier " than before.
• For the last two nights I've slept with a cricket under my bed and I don't know who's jumpier, Jiminy or me.
• For the last two nights I've slept with a cricket under my bed and I don't know who's jumpier, Jiminy or me . ( Schuett, Cox News Service ) MOVED.
• While she only wrote two songs for this album ( " Honeychain " and " Not Too Soon " ), the Muses had a jumpier, poppier sound that Donelly kept with her when she moved to Belly.
• The continuity they thrust out like a spare chest has been junked for a peppier, jumpier Italian lad with icebag-blue eyes, a gift for conversation and a more visceral link with the young thicknecks and mesomorphs on salary.
• But I think that investing over a six-month period is moving a little too fast-- especially when a Nervous Nelly is faced with a market that I still consider high, and which anybody would have to notice is jumpy and getting jumpier.
• "People, particularly baby boomers, are becoming a lot jumpier about eating foods they think are harmful, " he said . " We're still subject to the same old temptations-- eating too much sugar and fat-- but we're increasingly leery about threats that arise every day in the newspaper.
• And we have every self-loathing Mets fan simultaneously hating and loving Bobby Valentine, that headline-grabbing, costume-wearing, bubble-blowing manager with exactly nothing to his credit thus far but longevity, the only man jumpier than Turk Wendell, outpacing and outthinking and outblundering his opponut somehow still inspiring his men to survive.
• And we have every self-loathing Mets fan simultaneously hating and loving Bobby Valentine, that headline-grabbing, costume-wearing, bubble-blowing manager with exactly nothing to his credit thus far but longevity, the only man jumpier than Turk Wendell, outpacing and outthinking and outblundering his opponents but somehow still inspiring his men to survive.