Sentence examples for feel long from inspiring English sources
And, more than that, I feel long.
Mostly the pieces feel long because the intention and effect don't change.
The hours can be unsociable and the days sometimes feel long after a 12-hour shift.
For busy teachers with heavy workloads, the autumn term can feel long, dark and stressful.
The day was starting to feel long; they wanted baths and their own beds.
It is huge — some 80 minutes — but it does not necessarily feel long in all of its parts.
It would have been easy to feel long-cherished fealty slipping.
Because her two trials have been endlessly dissected by the news media, Ms. Knox's minutely detailed efforts in these pages to act as her own defense lawyer (including discussions of prosecutorial excess, botched police work and questionable DNA results) can feel long-winded.
But Edwards believes the team will feel long-term benefits from Saturday's bruising encounter.
He adds that the number of people who are likely to feel long-term distress and experience frank illness from these images is small but individuals who do should speak to others about their concerns.
Many feel long-term transitioning is harder as you are working with two textures, well actually, three when you factor in scab hair.
