Sentence examples for feel like opening from inspiring English sources

"It didn't feel like opening day to me," he said.

Once the energy from the jokes dies down, we're left with a project so stale you feel like opening a window to let some air in.

It says everything that needs to be said about 'curtain going up.' For me, as the conductor, it makes every performance feel like opening night".

But once the energy from the jokes dies down, we're left with a project so stale you feel like opening a window to let some air in (Mitchell).

If you can do more with the native search feature, you won't feel like opening Safari to Google something.

Passion provokes our physiology: Our hearts feel like opening and inner and outer realities converge and align.

Cracking the front door feels like opening the oven to check the cookies.

The second-act curtain was about to go up on "Hairspray," and though the stage version of the John Waters movie still had two weeks of previews left, it felt like opening night at the Neil Simon Theater.

It came nestled in its individual silver pan, casserole style, and I would cut through the steaming layers with a fork, which felt like opening 10 presents at once.

Robin Ventura teased Rivera by asking teammates who "the new kid" was and Rivera told his wife that he was "kind of excited and kind of nervous" because the 26th game felt like opening day to him.

"If a business in Denbigh feels like opening up in Bangor as well then getting between the two sites can be very difficult at times," he said, adding that it was also a disincentive to tourists.