Sentence examples for capital feeling from inspiring English sources

And now, they were in the nation's capital, feeling hundreds of eyes on them as they walked down Constitution Avenue.

After starting the season's second half on a high — as the much-praised All-Star Game host and as a team beginning to play some plucky, entertaining baseball — the Mets left the nation's capital feeling an all-too-familiar sinking sensation.

We were walking down a street in the center of Sanaa, Yemen's capital, feeling relaxed for the first time since we had arrived two weeks earlier.

We were walking down a street in the centre of Sanaa, Yemen's capital, feeling relaxed for the first time since we had arrived two weeks earlier.

But despite the surface-level similarities, the duo left the capital feeling deeply transformed: "This trip changed the shit out of me, and I'm sure I can speak for Jey and say the same," reveals Esparza.

When dealing with significant sums of capital, feelings of apprehension tend to creep in, especially regarding neighborhood quality, tenant and property management issues and liquidity.

While police officers were again left on edge this week, activists strongly decried the shooting in Baton Rouge, which left people in Louisiana's capital city feeling shaken and uneasy.

And like the Motor City, Mexico's footwear capital is feeling the heat of foreign competition.

A high level of neighbourhood upkeep was associated with both higher social capital and feelings of safety.

We measured social capital and feelings of personal safety in 335 residents of three suburbs in metropolitan Perth, WA, and collected objective and perceived data on the built environment.

After adjustment for demographic factors, the built environment was found to have a significant but small effect on social capital and feelings of safety, particularly in relation to the number and perceived adequacy of destinations.