71.   In a cinematic climate where size really does matter, Lifetime has some nerve.

72.   If you can watch it without rolling your eyes, you need to have your nerve endings checked.

73.   In foreign affairs he has the nerve to tell other peoples that they should get rid of their current leaders.

74.   In September, Court TV had the nerve to launch this lurid series in which confessions of real-life criminals were heard.

75.   In LA, Behring had the nerve to issue this statement.

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

77.   It is, after all, only natural for an understudy to have a few nerves before taking center stage.

78.   It was a nice thought, but Madison privately doubted whether federal judges would have the nerve and will to carry out these tasks.

79.   John Kennedy, we now know, had the nerve to entertain girlfriends in his White House bedroom.

80.   Just observe how she handles one young customer who has the nerve to ask for a Miles Davis album.