Sentence examples for feels around from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of feel around
The farmer cleans the animal's underside, feels around and draws out what appears to be a thin pink tube around 30cm long.
He feels around and pulls out what appears to be a watch battery.
He bends down and feels around under the bed, opens the door to the corridor.
(feels around) Damn, I don't have a pen... CHARITY: Me either.
Leigh's novel feels, around the edges, like an exploration of an archaic manhood that may itself be teetering on extinction's brink.
Whereas, like Watteau, whose fluency he urges us to see, he was -- and is still -- engaged in an effort to flow into all that he feels around him.
"Feeling around with my fingers has completely erased my blindness.
He felt around and mumbled, "Hmmm, I think we have a boggy prostate here".
She ran them under the tap and felt around on the counter for her rings.
Also feel around, using all your senses.
Take care not to feel around too hard or you might rip the wrapping paper.
