Sentence examples for apartment feeling from inspiring English sources

We left the apartment feeling hopeful, and it was only when we crammed into the elevator that I realized the agent was staring at me. "Chinese?" "So what if he is?" my girlfriend snapped.

At the café, it was equally difficult to imagine her as someone who had spent lonely years in Paris, who had struggled to figure out what she was meant to do or bummed around her apartment feeling like a nonentity.

After making calls to break the news, first to Mr. Eisner, then to Mr. Westin and then to Mr. Koppel -- the last conversation had "a somber quality to it," Mr. Iger said -- Mr. Iger went home to his New York apartment, feeling totally let down.

I left the apartment feeling surprised, and sad.

I remember walking through my apartment, feeling especially content, not only at having finished the piece, but at having dwelled on that distant time before I knew what I would do with myself.

I arrived at her Bed-Stuy apartment feeling like I wanted to quit New York City, if not the whole country, and I left wanting to try, which is something.

"I don't like this kind of apartment shoebox feeling.

The unusual staircase gives the apartment the feeling of a loft, particularly as the apartment's original beams were exposed along the ceiling.

I came back to my apartment, still feeling down and depressed, but I also had a little sense of hope.

Did you spend 730 days of your life in a rush, in a blur of chasing after the next goal, never taking the time to experience what's it's really like to: Finally enjoy the food you love without being out of control, taking the stairs to your apartment without feeling like you're going to keel over from exhaustion, or celebrate those little wins that got you to your big win?

Even some of those living in rent-regulated apartments are feeling the pressure.