Sentence examples for feel visitors from inspiring English sources

The shop retains that bygone-days feel – visitors often comment on the curious, old-fashioned department layout.

Strolling through the town, which has a seductive stuck-in-time feel, visitors find smiling residents peppering them with calls of "Buenos!," children asking where they are from and cooks at cozy places called Carolina and Doña Mica serving delicious meals on porches or in foyers of their homes.

For nearly a week I'd been struggling to feel what visitors to Jerusalem — Jews, Christians and Muslims — have felt for millennia, and I'd just about given up.

But cathedrals are so splendid that it easy to feel that visitors - and even staff, perhaps are worshipping the building, not God.

At times Tuesday, the Knicks probably felt like visitors in their own building.

On a recent school trip to New York, the girls felt like visitors from a different, chubbier planet, they said.

Others object to the underground setting because the vibration of subway trains will be felt by visitors to the memorial.

And yet it was they, the provincial French veterans, not the breakdancers, or the tourists, or the hawkers or the Roma gypsies, who looked, and felt, like visitors from outer space in the centre of the French capital.

And McNamara felt the visitors could have had another spot-kick.

Sweden coach Pia Sundhage felt the visitors had won "a tactical game" at Motherwell's Fir Park.

Telfer empathised with Scotland's defeat by France but felt the visitors were able to up the tempo late in the game to devastating effect, "They put themselves into a position to win the game," he said.