Sentence examples for feeling of moving from inspiring English sources

The honeymoon feeling of moving to a new culture wears off quickly.

"The push gives a feeling of moving in water," he said.

Perhaps the worst part of being in New York now is the eerie feeling of moving backward.

Everybody else was much taller than I was, so I had the feeling of moving among mysterious dark shapes as in a dream.

He said that none of the championships he won as a player could match the feeling of moving toward a championship as a coach.

Entering a Turkish bazaar, Katharine notes the feeling of moving back in time, but corrects herself: "It is not that simple...

That peculiar anachronism adds to the unsettling atmosphere and constant feeling of time moving in and out of focus.

While tricks come and go (and are what pushes the sport forward) for the most part, it's the feeling of fluidly moving through time and space that spurs a skateboarder on, and the drive for that feeling doesn't leave you.

A 37 years old male patient came with feeling of some moving object in knee, with occasional episodic restriction in movement.

As with my weird feelings about the statistics of moving, we all fret all the time about some downside we're not aware of.

"This was one of those decisions," Mr. Glaviano said, "that had several executives feeling very strongly that we should relocate to Houston and several feeling very strongly in favor of moving back".