She admitted to being jittery at her first few races back, but her confidence and comfort gradually returned.
This was probably aimed at reassuring business leaders in the City of London, still jittery after Mr Sarkozy appeared to rejoice at the appointment of Frenchman Michel Barnier to oversee the EU single market, including financial services.
This slowdown, along with recent volatility in stockmarkets, has made consumers jittery, believes Julian Callow at Barclays Capital.
As the U.S. deploys its colossal firepower overseas, a jittery America is also confronting a war at home.
In an effort to reassure jittery U.S. air travelers at the height of the holiday season, Obama said screening and security procedures for all flights were immediately enhanced, including an increase in the number of air marshals on international flights.
The objections included everything from the desirability of preserving the historic facade to the need to pump Mozart into stalls at a nearby Thoroughbred farm to calm jittery horses during construction.
The move was seen a crucial vote of confidence at a time when most foreign investors are jittery.
With bankruptcies at a record level and its financial markets jittery (see article), the vast majority of Japan's 68m working people with a few exceptions (see article) are so worried about keeping their jobs that they have virtually ceased buying anything but essentials.
At any rate, both systems are said to be at least as good as, and probably better than, film, which looks jittery and flickery in comparison.
But projections - such as one unveiled by researchers at Liverpool University earlier on Monday - are likely to send a jolt of fear through his already jittery party.
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