Sentence examples for feel the drop from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed it when I was close to the water -- I could feel the movement and also feel the drop wouldn't kill me.

As with most tea, the caffeine boost doesn't cause as much of a crash, so you don't feel the drop when it wears off.

Wong's company buys its smartwatches from China in dollars, and has sharply felt the drop in the pound.

Flint, who was widely praised for taking the attack to the energy firms in the last parliament, clearly feels the drop in oil prices is not being passed on.

Once we are at cruising altitude, you can feel the tension drop within the aircraft.

As you travel to from Phoenix to northern Arizona, you'll feel the temperatures drop and the flora change from saguaro cactuses to tall pine trees.

Osipova flies around the stage like a wild scrap of ectoplasm, and you can feel the temperature drop by 10 degrees.

In their clubhouse, spartan by modern standards, a visitor could see peeling paint and feel the occasional drop of water from overhead pipes.

You spot weather fronts on the horizon, feel the barometer drop, peel off in a different direction to avoid thunderheads, or else just pull over under a bridge and sit out the storm.

You might not even feel the slight drop in temperature or the slowed brain functioning.

When the person flies, if they hear an unexpected noise or feel the plane drop, they - like anyone else - feel aroused.