Sentence examples for feel a crash from inspiring English sources

We eat sugar for the rush, but soon after the rush, we feel a crash.

"We felt like the brakes were pumping, and we felt a crash".

Julia had felt a crash coming ever since they had rented the brand-new Intrepid in Cancún.

But a slowdown in the Persian Gulf might feel like a crash landing in places like Egypt, Jordan and Syria, where gulf money has helped prop up strained economies.

Trust the Californian comedian to break the fourth wall as he does repeatedly throughout two hours that sometimes feel like a crash course in US popular culture squeezed through a blender and regurgitated for our enjoyment.

Not only do we feel that a "crash scenario" is not imminent, but if a few important blocks drop into place in the coming months, we just might reach a classic low-risk buying opportunity before this presidential election year is over.

To an outsider who recently moved to London, it felt like a crash course in that most clichéd, yet real, obsession of the English: class.

Therefore, it was felt that a crash in this specific position would be nearly certain to cause an obstruction on the track which would thus necessitate the deployment of a safety car in order to allow the track to be cleared and to ensure the safe continuation of the race".

Returning to the real world relentlessly felt like a crash landing; there was so much I did not understand.

Directed by Mark Kenward, the performance that I attended at the 2014 San Francisco Fringe Festival of Caggiano's new monologue felt like a crash landing that kept passing through a series of green spotlights as it bumped and lurched down an ill-fated runway.

It felt a bit like crashing a really depressing stag weekend, but if no female supporters fancied spending five days at the Novotel in Manaus then that was their choice and more power to them.