Sentence examples for before feel like from inspiring English sources

I hadn't thought anything could feel more serious and permanent than when we moved in together and combined our book collections, but being married made everything that had come before feel like a dress rehearsal.

"He has made people who didn't feel they were part of democracy before feel like they're part of the system," said Joy Olson, director of the Washington Office on Latin America, an advocacy group.

Sometimes she admits that she can't remember what "before" felt like.

I've never before felt like I could make a difference in terms of what happens around me.

Those who have spoken of life in Paris since the attacks have said that carrying on as before feels like an act of resistance.

This trip to Gaza, like the ones that came before, feels like a prison visit on so many levels.

Always check local regulations on camping before camping wherever you feel like!

With eBay Now on the desktop, what before felt like something of a niche utility takes on more of the appearance of a fully fledged e-commerce site.

"We are playing better than we ever have before, we feel like the shows are the best they've ever been," guitarist Jimmy Smith told the BBC.

Ever said this before: "I feel like I need a vacation from my vacation"?

As I noted before, you feel like you're looking at images captured by a camera, rather than generated by a computer.