Sentence examples for feel a problem from inspiring English sources

Even though the seats are reportedly 15.8in wide, rather than the standard 16in, and the pitch between the rows of seats (the distance between one point on a seat and the identical point on the seat in front) is 30in compared with the usual 32, it doesn't feel a problem.

Lawrence Tynes, 30, who is on the Giants' roster but has not played all season, will kick until he feels a problem is corrected, McGaughey said.

Logan, who will have a magnetic resonance imaging test performed Saturday, said he felt a problem in his left elbow in his second or third pitch to Napoli, and it affected him on the pitch that yielded the home run.

"Manuel felt a problem in his left hamstring, which has given him a problem recently, during the warm-up, and it was too risky to play him – but we think he can play at Leicester".

"He felt a problem with the car at the front.

It shouldn't feel like a problem".

That the album bounces all over the place doesn't feel like a problem for him.

If you feel that a problem is too big for you to help, say so.

Forcing yourself to come up with a reason for something that seems nonsensical can actually help you release the anxiety around what you feel is a problem.

If you feel that a problem is too much for you to handle safely, it is always best to get the help of a caring and experienced trainer.

Shakes-Drayton, whose cause was not helped by hitting a hurdle, revealed she had felt a knee problem early in the race.