Sentence examples for by felt from inspiring English sources

We swear "Seven Years In Tibet" flew by; felt like No more than six, tops.

At King's College London studying for my degree, I just got by, felt defeated by philosophy, and was simply inept at literary criticism.

First, it is motivated by felt needs or some degree of anxiety or concern, as opposed to fantasy or simple desire.

Henson Alternative is cannily designed to attract the grown fans of "The Muppet Show," but the tone here is aggressively collegiate, as if a frat house had been overrun by felt.

It has also been used in musical instruments—e.g., the dulcitone, or typophone, a set of graduated tuning forks struck by felt hammers by means of a keyboard mechanism.

I watched, stood by, felt locked out.

They were unremarkable but more than we New England passers-by felt entitled to behold.

It was an odd sight for an industrial street in the Ridgewood section of Queens, so of course the delivery-truck drivers, the workers from nearby manufacturing plants and other curious passers-by felt compelled to stop, look and ask questions.

Here in a hamlet of New Castle, a century-old 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-footfar larger homes, and until recottageawaitinowthe wrecking ball — is about to be movedwarfedor those kinds of reasons, byt because a passer-by felt sorry for it.

"Make America Great Again" was replaced by "Feel the Bern".

Arriving by bike felt amazing.