Sentence examples for feel death from inspiring English sources
"I feel death all the time, jabbing at my throat and loins.
She said she did not see anyone who had been killed, but added: "I could feel death".
Parks recalls the ominous atmosphere of rural Alabama in the pages of his diary: "Just a few miles down the road Klansmen are burning and shooting blacks and bombing their churches…[L]ying here in the dark, hunted, I feel death crawling the dusty roads".Whereas Parks was able to return to friendlier climes, the Thornton clan paid heavily for their courage.
So, if you feel death's cold fingers clasping you, hop on a train to somewhere far flung, and cost-effective.
/ I feel death going: / having thrown up his hands, / for the moment".
In New York City Thursday evening, some felt death near.
I felt death working its way through my stomach, into my veins.
Freight train conductor William Blaine, 53, said he felt "death was following" him after he saw the train crash.
Ill with genetic heart trouble for much of his life, occasionally disabled for months by strokes and heart attacks, he felt death alongside him like "a spouse".
The president feels death well up in his belly.
