Sentence examples for feel concussion from inspiring English sources

According to the timeline presented by the Mets on Tuesday, left fielder Jason Bay ran into the outfield wall in Los Angeles on Friday night but did not feel concussion symptoms until Sunday night while flying home after the team wrapped up a 2-9 trip.

He takes batting practice and works out with his teammates, but he still feels concussion symptoms once or twice a week, the way he did when he reported to camp Feb. 21. "I'm not quite there yet," Morneau said.

You could feel the concussion of the explosions from where I was standing.

THOMAS HAS A CONCUSSION Dolphins middle linebacker Zach Thomas said he kept playing even though he felt the concussion he sustained early in the team's second game of the season.

Within seconds, Mr. Butler and Mr. Kimmel said, they felt the concussion of the crash.

Jason Shelton, 33, who lives less than a mile (1.6 km) from the plant, told the Reuters news agency he felt the concussion from the blast as he stood on his front porch.

— From 500 yards away, John Moore felt the concussion before he heard it.

His father -- who was working in the catalytic cracking unit, also known as the cat cracker -- heard the explosion and felt the concussion.

By Posada's count, this is his fourth, though he said this did not feel like a concussion.

Still, the senior officer said, the submarines were close enough not only to detect the explosions with their sonar, but also to feel the underwater concussion caused by the second, larger blast.

"I know what concussions feel like.