Sentence examples for feel like sending from inspiring English sources

Often as not, you just feel like sending him back to Toys R Us.

Anyone else have some predictions that they feel like sending it.

"Every time I hear that, I feel like sending him money," Carlson said.

I live in a pint-size Brooklyn apartment, rarely take cabs and feel like sending Time Warner to The Hague every time my cable bill arrives.

I feel like sending real letters shows that you care, while on the other hand, sending a text is the easy way out.

There's a finite amount of randomness that you feel like sending out to the world and you have to pick a channel".

I felt like sending him flowers.

"It feels like sending a kid to college, then to law school, then having them turn around and sue you," Mr. Vega, 64, said with a sigh.

According to an American Staffing Association Workforce Monitor Survey, 69% of American feels the job search today is too impersonal and 80% say that applying for a job feels like sending their resume into a black box.

Although she felt like sending him to his room or taking away a privilege or a toy, her Parental Intelligence took hold and the needed sentence came cautiously but forthrightly out of her mouth: "What's really the matter?

So good, in fact, that Kanye felt like sending the pop star an oddly cubic floral arrangement, which we suspect he found at the same quirky flower shop as that wall-o'-roses he gifted Kim Kardashian.