Sentence examples for early feel from inspiring English sources

Santana said that he did not have an early feel for his fastball and that it was cutting on him.

It's tough to picture Party Pieces' wedding offerings — "paper party boats," "wedding cake party bubbles," a "giant dress up cracker" — going over well with the royal family, but Middleton, who has said she will continue working for the company until closer to the big day, may want to raid the warehouse to get an early feel for being a princess.

You'll still want to spend a bit of time in the neighborhood you are looking at, but tools like this can give you an early feel for what's right for you.

The answers themselves aren't surprising: Edie married too early, felt ambivalent about parenthood, became disillusioned with her career.

Paying them off early feels very, very good.

What earlier felt desperately important now seems like a retirement activity at most.

Mallory had earlier felt that oxygen was somehow "unsporting" but was coming round to the idea that, without it, Everest might never be climbed.

Players who only a few years earlier felt comfortable walking into his office to chitchat say they began avoiding him, never knowing when his temper would flare.

Its strut front suspension and multilink rear suspension, as we said earlier, feels a lot more sophisticated than what you'll get from the aforementioned WRX.

Col. Noel C. Gregory, the battalion commander who had fought on Guadalcanal 10 years earlier, felt the rash of fires reflected badly on his leadership.

Raman, however, was deeply religious and had earlier felt uncomfortable with the concept of assisted suicide.