Sentence examples for feeling that one day from inspiring English sources

I get the feeling that one day a features supplement – be it Times2 or a successor – will return to the Times.

A gold medal for Willie Frank's 1999 riesling from the Konstantin Frank winery in the Finger Lakes ($10) strengthens my feeling that one day, New York State could become the ultimate source of fine rieslings in this country.

Even in my 20s, when I lived and worked in the city, I always had the strange feeling that one day I might rediscover this room and the universe of fears and possibilities it embodied.

"To give up fame and music was hard, but I always had a feeling that one day I'd make my way back to it again," Mergia says.

I don't know, maybe everyone's the same, you sort of feel when you're a person who travels a lot and works a lot in different countries and bases yourself in different places that there is always this yearning and this kind of feeling that one day you'll get home and sort of settle, and this will all be fleeting and over.

He never imagined that one day he might answer for his actions, or find himself feeling like one more victim of this war.

"You get the feeling sometimes that one day (around 2035) you'll walk into a bar in a Spanish clubhouse and there will be Sergio staring into the middle distance, with New Order's Regret playing in the background, while one of the majors is on the TV," writes Lee Burman.

"I have the feeling that I am waiting, and that one day I will open my eyes and wake up.

I suspect that one day it will be possible to describe with greater precision the sense in which the park promotes feelings of oneness with nature.

He says he just woke up with a gut feeling one day that it was time to go, that he had had the best of it now, that he should move on.

[it depends] how you're feeling that day [PGP04] I try [to reattribute] on a good day.