Sentence examples for feeling salt from inspiring English sources
The colors delight, and the flavors redouble the feeling: salt against acid against the sweet meat.
Feeling salt spray for perhaps the first time, one child ran up and down the deck, shouting, "It's raining, it's raining".
I pull my naked body up and flop onto the warm planks, feeling salt-shucked and newborn.
I'm not feeling the salt of the earth with HER around.
Nearly a mile deep and with a surface area of almost 13,000 square miles, freshwater Tanganyika feels like an ocean, complete with reefs and waves, except that you can open your eyes underwater and dont emerge feeling like salt-crusted cod.
After 10 minutes you're allowed to add some salt, before serving your delicious breakfast with sugar, cream or, if you're feeling particularly Scottish, more salt.
If you are feeling vindictive, put some salt in the bedsheets (not tested).
Any journalist worth their salt should start feeling itchy when praised by those in authority.
The woman, feeling it within her rights to salt the popcorn that she had paid for, salted the popcorn despite her husband's request.
Others said they washed in the sea by the port, but found the salt water left them feeling dirty.
She noted that UNICEF has been urging governments to achieve universal salt iodization in countries still feeling the effects of radiation from the explosion at Chernobyl.
