| I | jangle |
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| you | jangle |
| he/she/it | jangles |
| we | jangle |
| you | jangle |
| they | jangle |
| I | jangled |
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| he/she/it | jangled |
| we | jangled |
| you | jangled |
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| I | have | jangled |
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| I | had | jangled |
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It's about the panic, the terror, the denial of safe space, the nerve-jangling sense that they might hit any place at any time.
www.telegraph.co.uk He calmly ushered his team towards their target in nerve-jangling circumstances with seven fours in his unbeaten 36.
www.telegraph.co.uk These could be either small in scale (tolerated) or big (positively nerve-jangling at management level).
theconversation.com The lead fluctuated into the final period and with nerves jangling, fouls were committed, and free throws converted, with increasing regularity.
www.birminghammail.co.uk But without an escapement it is impossible to avoid jangling and vibration after the note is struck.
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