Sentence examples for Felt leaving from inspiring English sources

The Frenchy sang-froid I'd felt leaving the psych ward was completely gone now.

When asked how he felt leaving the field, Bowden said: "Boy, have I been had.

She wrote of the liberation she felt leaving her parents' Mormonism behind, of sex and caffeine, of dating and work.

But the odd thing was that I no longer felt leaving the house without straightened hair was the visual equivalent of going out in public missing some vital item of clothing.

More than 93% of scientists felt leaving the EU would be bad for science, and virtually every leading figure – from Stephen Hawking to the science minister – backed the campaign to stay.

(Where's all the anguish she felt leaving her young son, David, behind in America to pursue her studies at Oxford?) Sontag reads, she suffers, she talks, talks, talks, as a video image of the "old" Sontag — she of the famous coiffure, white stripe somewhere near the middle — looks down at her younger self, sometimes offering wry comments in between drags on her ever-present cigarette.

The two met from June 19 , 1972-- two days after the break-in -- to November 1973, five months after Felt left the FBI.

If you have any pink or red Felt left, cut out a small oval shape that fits the middle of the sock.

Foxgloves are a Chelsea standard, but this year they were usurped by another dreaming spire: the verbascum (aka mullein), with its rosette of felted leaves and blooms that open one after the other up the stem, like a rocket's vapour trail.

When she was coloring, she got lost in saturating one or two areas with a felt-tip pen, leaving the rest blank and ignoring Patty's cheerful urgings to try some other colors.

He worked long hours, then fell asleep in bed with the light on and the crossword puzzle half-finished, his felt-tipped pen leaving large black spots where it bled into the sheets.