Sentence examples for feel like said from inspiring English sources

"It's the closest to rock stars we'll ever feel like," said Bryan Kennedy, a 28-year veteran of the horn section.

"They are collecting that money, and they are using it for whatever reason they feel like," said Bernard Purdie, a jazz drummer and bandleader, just before going on at Carnegie Hall with Galt MacDermot and the New Pulse Jazz Band.

"Sometimes we have themes, like Indian, Cajun, Caribbean, Mexican or seafood, and sometimes we just make whatever we feel like," said Mary O'Connor, who had the October meeting at her New Milford home.

Research shows that successful companies not only define what they want to look and feel like, said Wombwell, but also ask how they need to behave to achieve those goals.

"Give us a very low price … and if you don't then we will not pay our debts, we will just take gas for free, we will take however much we feel like," said Miller, characterising his view of the Ukrainian negotiating position.

"For a defeat this is what you want to feel like," said GB captain Barry Middleton.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Also — did you not feel like saying anything about your "bad feeling" at the time?

I feel like saying something about this abortion issue.

I feel like saying, Take that, neurons!

I wish I had your problems, I feel like saying.

And I feel like saying to them, 'Go to hell!