Sentence examples for bit of felt from inspiring English sources

The Stand, Edinburgh, Tue; The Stand, Glasgow, Wed; Lantern Theatre, Liverpool, Thu & Fri; touring to 23 May Ostensibly, it's an art form that involves little more than someone thrusting their arm into a bit of felt and hoping the audience doesn't spot their lips moving.

As we mentioned last month it's all about crazy ghetto DVDs that look like they cost 25p and a bit of felt tip pen to produce.

It's a feel, a little bit of feel.

"I'm going to have to do a little bit of feel around the greens, my putting.

While the raised keys help touch typists orient their fingers, keep in mind these keys don't click like real ones; they just add a bit of feel.

Considering the book's high-stakes structure, amiably downtrodden characters and other obvious appeals, it matters little whether you buy every bit of feel-good gobbledygook.

I haven't driven it that much, and Jimmy Spithill says after a while he has got some feel on it, has a bit of feel in his hands.

Buy: Amazon.com Genre: Pop Artist: Jamie Lidell Song: Little Bit of Feel Good Album: JIM.

Jamie Lidell Talented British Berliner and blue-eyed soul artist Jamie Lidell delivers his R&B-disco-funk-infused "Little Bit of Feel Good," from the CD JIM, which drops this week.

The remainder of this nearly three-hour-long strip of film sadly becomes yet one more self-congratulatory bit of feel-good-because-you're human pablum rather than giving a more balanced view of our species.

Oizo's rework of "Little Bit of Feel Good" relies on a bit of tone-setting from a few samples from "Shake It," pitch-morphed to nearly unrecognizable formants and phonems.