Sentence examples for feel like dead from inspiring English sources

One of them is that reading papers can feel like dead time, because it is such a slow and absorbing process, and there are so many papers out there to digest.

It never felt like dead air.

Given that these are the two key metrics for a real estate investment trust, this feels like dead money.

"It's 3 30am, my foot feels like dead weight, my head is spinning from the pain meds and I'm wide awake," Bryant wrote as part of a longer post.

Or remember when you went to the doctor because your arms felt like dead weight right before bed?

One worker described to the reports authors' how he felt like "dead meat" at the end of a working day that typically lasted more than 14 hours.

"I feel like a dead man on the ground," troupe leader and patriarch Karl Wallenda told his wife at the time.

Lined with dark mills, this used to feel like a dead end.

He drove out of the Knicks' training center, pulled to the side of the road where reporters were camped out and proclaimed, "I feel like a dead man walking".

I am sure that Hannah would respond well to descriptions like the one in Gonzalez's poem here is what I ate today: coffee, curry vegetable thing from whole foods, plum: "i feel like 400 dead jellyfish on a freeway".

There will always be a snobbery in music about what is most "street" or "real", but in a world where everything feeds off everything else, and originality is impossible, these arguments feel like a dead end.