Sentence examples similar to Curb a feeling from inspiring English sources

LIFE IMITATING ART A divorce agreement do-over that has roots in Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme brought a feeling of d? vu for fans of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," created by Larry David, left.

"We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like they're an occupying force," Mr. Obama said in announcing that he was placing curbs on the program.

Consumers have started to curb spending, feeling squeezed by rising prices and unchanged salaries.

I hurriedly pull up to the curb, already feeling that familiar quickening of mind and body that these sales engender within me, and as I enter the front door I am, once again, the little girl at the birthday party, about to pull a prize from the wonderful, unpredictable grab bag, whose contents I can only guess.

A feeling.

Wales is a feeling, Ireland a feeling.

"Funk is a feeling.

England is a feeling.

"It's a feeling.

Just a feeling.

What a feeling!