Sentence examples for feel like taking about from inspiring English sources
Even if I could do that, I would feel like taking about five showers afterward".
If you feel like taking part is about going through the motions or being seen to do the right thing, then you are doing it for the wrong reason.
As soon as you feel like, take a break!
I bought a strip loin (a sirloin in the UK) at an above-average grocery store one day and pan-fried it according to a Julia Child recipe; it tasted so good I felt like taking to the streets and raving about its deliciousness through a megaphone.
I feel like, "Okay, I took feedback.
I am kind of nervous about that and it does feel like the taking off of a layer.
It's about making every woman feel amazing, like taking on the P.E.
But all four films, which are each about 20 minutes long and are on view at the Storefront for Art and Architecture on the Lower East Side through Feb. 27, feel like fresh takes on architecture, avoiding the clichés about architects as pretentious eggheads oblivious to their clients' needs (although there is a scene about a leaky roof).
Sometimes I feel like I'm about to take over the world, and if I have somebody there with me who feels exactly the same way, there's no better feeling.
