Sentence examples for be felt as from inspiring English sources
verb
To make into felt, or a feltlike substance; to cause to adhere and mat together.
or more — can be felt as far as 300 miles away, the agency said, and sometimes can cause damage as far as 25 miles away.
In real life these are loud cars where the noise they make can actually be felt as much as heard.
This means that kicks will not be felt as much in the ρ variable, and so trajectories here do not get kicked far from cycle.
The first pangs can be felt as early as infancy.
"But we have three left-handed starters, so it might not be felt as much against some clubs".
Hurricane-force winds could be felt as far as 70 miles from the center of the storm.
The quake could be felt as far south as the Bay Area and up north into Oregon, according to the LA Times.
For the most part, the adjective imaginative is to be felt as preceding it.
It can be felt as love when you want to fuck someone and can't.
But the knock-on effects will be felt as the younger students progress.
His absence, Mr. Annan said, would be felt as the meeting's participants took up globalization, this year's theme.
