A stronger Europe policy in Washington might make easterners less twitchy about America's dealings with Russia.
May be the defensive find of a generation or even two for that matter. Rio Ferdinand is bound to be feeling twitchy.
He was still twitchy and we awaited Ann's return anxiously.
If Finland, Russia's immediate neighbour, feels twitchy enough to think about joining NATO, that may ignite debate in Sweden.
Of course, given that the game industry's core demographic still consists of twitchy young men, it's hardly shocking that it wouldn't be striving to create a digital Finnegan's Wake.
Rushkoff is rake-thin, and has a twitchy, nervous vigour, busily taking notes, checking his phone, constantly moving backwards and forwards in his seat.
Relatives of some victims are boycotting the court, and donors look twitchy.
People are beginning to get twitchy about all these rumours.
No wonder the family is getting twitchy: things could get much worse before they get better.
The guards are pretty twitchy at the moment, sir. That General seems to have them all scared. The truth Is, he's even got me rattled.
Against a background of trade friction and currency volatility stemming from the differential stages of development of the world's two largest economies, investors were twitchy about imbalances.
