twitchiness

Skakhtar's renewed vibrancy has introduced a certain twitchiness into Arsenal's play. lending support to to hose who insist the Gunners are inherently brittle.

Arsenal v Shakhtar Donetsk – as it happened Paul Doyle 2010

He sees an asthma specialist for his "reactive airway disease," usually controlled by the two doses of an Advair inhaler daily, as well as a nightly dose of Singulair to keep the inflammation and "twitchiness" away from his airwaves.

Tetanus, Diptheria, Pertussis 2010

Most asthma medications work by reducing that "twitchiness," Dr. Erzurum explains.

New Surgery to Treat Asthma Melinda Beck 2010

The airway narrowing or obstruction and "twitchiness" cause the asthma symptoms which usually come in new "waves" called flares or attacks.

Asthma: chronic lung disease 2001

Prevent and reduce the bronchospasm, swelling, extra mucus and "twitchiness" of the airways.

Asthma: chronic lung disease 2001

This zenlike acceptance by the people in the films of Mr. Katz couldn't be further away from the urban twitchiness and high-decibel dialogue of the men and women in such Cassavetes films as "Shadows" and "Faces."

Mumblecore Realism in the Age of Technology Richard B. Woodward 2011

Nor will he or his supporters be comforted by his now evident twitchiness.

Tiger Woods suffers humiliating defeat at Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2012

The heartbreak was still there, manifesting itself as a miserable twitchiness, as if she could leap right out of her skin.

Fly Away Home Jennifer Weiner 2010

The heartbreak was still there, manifesting itself as a miserable twitchiness, as if she could leap right out of her skin.

Fly Away Home Jennifer Weiner 2010

Less inner twitchiness reported by all householders.

Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time 2010