Sentence examples for day feels from inspiring English sources
Sometimes my working day feels like it never ends.
International Women's Day feels like a fun day on which to say it out loud.
Art that seemed smart and zeitgeisty one day feels out of sync the next.
This bitter, grey day feels like midwinter but the Birtwistle house is warm and comfortable.
The National's Scottish coverage on launch day feels very central belt-centric – and Holyrood-filtered.
In the building of free societies, every day feels like a mess, but every year is a step forward.
The day feels slighter warmer before and the bright sun masked by the clouds promises to make an appearance.
Or maybe it's just that sitting down to write every day feels a lot like throwing yourself down a mountain.
Despite the black-and-white cover shot, of Moore's mother and her dog, The Best Day feels distinctly new too.
So, to me, Takeover Day feels like a gimmick and a photo opportunity; a sham calling card of progress.
If Labor Day feels like a comma in the year and not a semicolon — like Thanksgiving or Christmas — it's probably all to the good.
