Sentence examples for bring a feeling from inspiring English sources
As the waves roll toward Lands End, at the westernmost tip of England, they bring a feeling of distant places of the Atlantic.
By Rachel Carson As the waves roll toward Lands End, at the westernmost tip of England, they bring a feeling of distant places of the Atlantic.
The park's designers turned to the late, great Jane Jacobs for guidance on keeping out crime, adopting her "eyes on the streets" theory, in which windows facing the street bring a feeling of security.
Among the strays, brought by the Gulf Stream,… As the waves roll toward Lands End, at the westernmost tip of England, they bring a feeling of distant places of the Atlantic.
When you learn to surrender wholly to that control, as my kids seem to do effortlessly, it can bring a feeling of release, catharsis, bliss — in a way that even the ocean can't.
Some bring a feeling of nostalgia for the old NES days (with better graphics), like Castle of Magic.
The election of Mr. Zapatero, a new face in Spanish politics, has brought a feeling of change and optimism.
The strange silence of Monday afternoon and the lack of sleep brings a feeling of slightly altered consciousness.
Hearing from students who've been accepted to their first-choice college brings a feeling of satisfaction that stays with me for a long time.
The discovery that there is an essay titled "Hamlet Is Free" brings a feeling of sinking, or a sinking of feeling, depending on how one looks at it.
