Sentence examples for bus feels from inspiring English sources
I've had enough bad hangovers to know that I don't like how getting hit by a bus feels.
The bus feels like the interior of a pizza oven.
On "tourist" buses, foreigners outnumber Cambodians, the bus feels more spacious, and tickets (purchased from travel agents or guesthouses) are slightly more expensive.
Rarely have the minutiae of our mortal activity — watching TV, shopping, waiting for a bus — felt so charged with strangeness.
Edwards's blue campaign bus felt lived in, with stacks of papers strewn about and suitcases obstructing the aisle.
If you ever see her on a bus, feel free to sit next to her.
With all its top deck windows open and a breeze blowing through, the ordinary bus felt pleasantly balmy.
Sober, the night bus felt like a continuation of the night shift, a busman's holiday full of late night drinkers and cans of lager.
On the bus she feels like the people of Mexico don't like her: the four Americans just eat crackers while the Mexicans trade fruit, dark meats, strange pastries.
And yet she is also a woman who still gets lonely on a bus, who feels she has to keep secrets, who blushes when the president compliments her appearance, who's still out there looking for love — and confident that she'll find it.
