Sentence examples for feel to cycle from inspiring English sources

We, I hope, are creating a safer, cleaner, kinder, gentler city where people feel to cycle and indeed walk their children to school.

A close reading of personal correspondence provides a sense of how it felt to cycle while dressed in new mobility costumes, such as bloomers, in urban and suburban English landscapes.

The production marks a return, after 24 years, to what many feel to be the cycle's natural home, outdoors among the ruins of St Mary's abbey.

It's also a headspace where I'm looking at said credit card and thinking about how it would feel to put a cycle of egg freezing on it.

Transport for London has awarded the local authority, Enfield, £30 million from its "Mini Holland" budget to transform four busy streets into routes with Dutch-inspired segregated bike lanes, where people feel safe to cycle and want to spend more time.

If patients felt unable to cycle for five minutes (symptom limited) or suffered significant desaturation (stopped by supervising physiotherapist if they desaturated by more than 4% from baseline and to less than 88%) whilst cycling they went on to try NIV assisted exercise.

"The ultimate goal must be to enable people of all ages and backgrounds to feel safe enough to cycle for everyday local journeys, not just commuters.

Die-in organiser Beth Anderson said: "The frustration we all personally feel simply trying to cycle around London has become, in the last few days, a very public thing".

They bring the feeling about traffic from their home country to the Netherlands, and they feel it's unsafe to cycle when it's not.

Where Mexico were dynamic and tactically switched-on, there was an end-of-cycle feel to the German performance.

I was in this cycle of feeling shame so I would go to the LDS church to try to feel cleansed and the cycle continued.