Sentence examples for feel like going out from inspiring English sources
This also applies to entrepreneurs who think they can wait until they "feel" like going out and meeting new clients or getting on the social media train.
Claire and Chris have done up the houses at Wild Thyme with such feeling for rustic sensuality and spacious living that we don't actually feel like going out.
Sometimes I feel like going out after dark, just quietly taking them down".
"I feel like going out, but no shore pass," he said.
Even when they didn't feel like going out, they were forced to by relentless construction noise.
"Sometimes you feel like going out, but you don't want to go to a bar".
He made out for Kentucky, to live with his grandfather, a journey of five hundred miles, which for a "diffident, awkward, backwoods boy" felt "like going out of the world".
"Still," Bruce said, "it wasn't like you felt like going out every night and painting the town".
During the week, they went to bed early, and if they felt like going out dancing on the weekend they went into the city, where there were better clubs and not everyone knew them.
It is accessible only by sea kayaking from New Ireland, guides are limited and there's almost no information about the area, so getting there feels like going out on a limb.
