Sentence examples for early feeling from inspiring English sources

After a quick tour, the designer Henry Holland left early, feeling ill from the night before.

Edwards talked to a friend recently who is still at the company, another who got in early, feeling lucky.

It sounds a bit black-boxy, but this particular measure, narrow money, does give an early feeling for what is happening in the real economy.

So I cycled off feeling wretched about myself as a father, and then left the theatre early, feeling like a terrible boss.

'When we bought this house, Paul looked at me and said: "Not bad for a couple of poets".' She has never entirely lost that early feeling of precariousness, though, and is as amazed that strangers buy her books today as she was when she realised, many years ago, that her local bookstore had shifted one of its three copies of her $3.50 poetry collection.

Well rested after a good sleep at the Ivey House — which has a screened-in courtyard and pool — and a leisurely dinner of conch fritters, frog legs and gator nuggets at the Rod and Gun Club — a landmark dating back to the late 1800s, we bounced out of bed early, feeling fearless and excited for our 8 a.m. start.

But coaching only gets you so far, and Miami's athletes should take over after an early feeling-out period.

Her early feelings are Big Brown will not win the Preakness, finishing second instead.

The director Tom Cherones saw it as similar to his own early feelings about the show.

A persistent inclination toward risky subjects, Mr. Dargel realizes, was shaped by his early feelings of doubt and isolation.

The typeface vocabulary is the tip-off to where those early feelings of virile immortality came from.