butterflies in your stomach造句

• That first teen-age kiss _ the butterflies in your stomach, the sweaty palms.
• -- Eros is romantic love, the kind that puts butterflies in your stomach.
• That's why, for instance, you get butterflies in your stomach when you get nervous.
• "Sure, you have butterflies in your stomach, but even that passes, " he said.
• "I think initially you get sort of butterflies in your stomach, " he said.
• Once you're there, you have butterflies in your stomach.
• "If you've had butterflies in your stomach, well, a few come out of my arm, " he said.
• "Hands shaking, butterflies in your stomach, wondering if you will do OK _ that's what competition is all about,"
• "Even if you're the traditional age, you will still feel some butterflies in your stomach when you start school . " _ __
• "You can't help but feel a little butterflies in your stomach to see that Anheuser Busch is looking at your category, " said Alvarez.
• "I've been excited about our offseason, but as the first day ( of training camp ) gets closer, you get more butterflies in your stomach,"
• The first contralto strains of the 395-horsepower engine set loose butterflies in your stomach and you think, " Ah, that's why it's so expensive ."
• Derek Fisher admitted as much earlier in the week, saying, " It definitely gives you that extra incentive, that extra boost, that extra butterfly in your stomach.
• And if computer programs and Web sites cannot quell the butterflies in your stomach, maybe it is time to turn to a real live human to do your taxes.
• You start getting butterflies in your stomach . ( Third-year cornerback ) Juran Bolden has great skills and has improved, ( second-year safety ) Chris Bayne has made great progress.
• I wrote it about the feelings you get when you have a crush on somebody, and when they give you butterflies in your stomach and they just make you smile ."
• In recent years, however, experts have begun to understand more about the connections between the brain and the gut, a relationship that is reflected in popular expressions like " a gut-wrenching experience " or " having butterflies in your stomach ."
• "I'm very realistic, " said Thomas, who is entering his first full season as Knicks president, " and I go into the season with a nervous stomach, because every time the season starts, every time it's tip-off, you always have the butterflies in your stomach ."