He seemed not to have a nerve in his body.

"They have a nerve saying this order could hurt us."

I should not have thought you had a nerve in your body."

"I doubt that he had a nerve in his body."

It was a valid question, but he had a nerve asking.

"No one would know there's a nerve in her body."

These youngsters didn't seem to have a nerve in their bodies.

"They have a nerve to bill us for their manpower."

I'm now talking about having a nerve block to stop the pain."

He had a nerve not even wrapping his towel around himself.

Kane certainly had a nerve - now he was helping us!

The muscle will not work unless it has a nerve supply.

I think he has a nerve, but at least she's finding out before she marries him.

"They have a nerve," she said of the public officials who oppose the casino.

Well, I must have a nerve tonic or a course of electricity.

It has been shown, however, to have a nerve supply and as such may cause pain if damaged.

There's a nerve there that hurts when it gets squeezed.

"You had a nerve to make that statement of yours.

You will likely have a nerve test to see if you need surgery.

There's a nerve in the arm about three fingers down from the bend of the elbow.

He had a nerve to begin by quoting that speech."

Would you ever have a nerve to confess that you're diver?

We told them he had a nerve disease.

He has a nerve if you ask me.

Suleiman has a nerve to blame this on the protesters, however.

Three days later, I got up the nerve to talk to him.

What he had at the start was a major case of nerves.

She was the one who had the most nerve in the family.

The woman was not just getting on her nerves now.

Now he had the nerve to go back on his word.

He had never found the nerve to ask her out.

The last few days he had been getting on her nerves.

Her nerves had already been in a bad enough state.

The only thing I want you to watch is your nerves.

Or maybe he was just trying to work his nerve up.

Then the teacher had the nerve to make him stay behind.

He's a local boy who never found the nerve to leave.

However the old man seemed to have lost his nerve.

He seemed not to have a nerve in his body.

The old woman was beginning to get on my nerves.

But he had the nerve to call me on the phone.

Few of them found the nerve to come right out and say so.

Or maybe she'd just never had the nerve to ask one.

All his nerves felt like they were coming back to life.

I never have had the nerve to keep one since.

Some of those people in Washington really have their nerve.

We get on each other's nerves once in a while.

Been in a low state of health and nerves for some time.

He has a lot of nerve getting involved with some other woman.

Why should I be the only one with bad nerves?

Now he had the nerve to go back on his word.

Then the teacher had the nerve to make him stay behind.

But he had the nerve to call me on the phone.

Or maybe she'd just never had the nerve to ask one.

I never have had the nerve to keep one since.

Did he have the nerve to end his own life?

I never had the nerve to ask any of them out.

He would not have had the nerve in any case.

And how could these two have the nerve to come back?

And he had the nerve to talk to her about children?

Above all, how could he have the nerve to come here after what had happened the other night?

Why, they had the nerve to question our right even to look them over.

Maybe just having the nerve to ask says something for him, and he really did want her.

The guy had the nerve to even walk right up to him.

This is the first time I've had the nerve to show myself.

"I cannot believe you had the nerve to come to my house."

But did he have the nerve to play that game?

That was all he had the nerve for right now.

I knew I'd never have the nerve to do it.

But did she have the nerve to call him on it?

And the guy had the nerve to ask him if it was important!

No one has the nerve to ask for a raise.

Would I have the nerve to stand still under these conditions?

The trouble was, they did not have the nerve to act.

Just never had the nerve to go all the way and die.