nerves of steel

In this work, she seems to have had nerves of steel.

She had nerves of steel and ice water for blood.

With nerves of steel, he told them to go to hell.

And for all her youth, she had nerves of steel.

"If they've got nerves of steel, why did they run away last night?"

All it takes is nerves of steel and no conscience.

Truly, you need nerves of steel to run a central bank these days.

"This is a job that gives you nerves of steel."

Nerves of steel help if you want to be successful in media buying.

The little prick had nerves of steel, I'll give him that.

The man had nerves of steel and didn't need anyone's good wishes.

"It takes nerves of steel" Gilbert told us one evening at dinner.

The woman in the chair had nerves of steel.

Ray played them both, two hundred dollars a bet, nerves of steel.

The smoke and shouting were enough to shake nerves of steel.

Taking on these vested interests will require nerves of steel.

In the immediate future, therefore, tobacco investors had better have nerves of steel.

That was the time for true nerves of steel and equally strong stomachs.

Nerves of steel seem to come in handy, too.

Like diamond mining, it rewards the long view, and nerves of steel.

The surgeon had nerves of steel, and hands that were even steadier.

Barbara must have seen something in me my teachers never did, and she had to have nerves of steel.

He was out of numbers now, running on guts and nerves of steel.

A vault which you can still visit today, armed with a torch and nerves of steel.

"Skippy" was known as a tough street fighter with nerves of steel.