Sentence examples for feels late from inspiring English sources
In fact, so thoroughly has this territory been mined that instead it mostly feels late to the party.
How Curt Schilling feels late this afternoon, after two starts already in this Series, will affect the seventh game.
SOME families disappointed with the choices available to them will be looking to move to a different zone or even out of the city, she said, and June feels late to start that process.
But he'd felt late getting to them.
"Yeah, but I always feel late to the game," Tom said.
The Nature Boy would make his presence felt late in the bout, hooking the foot of Fox as she mounted some offense.
From the first look – a black satin knee-length dress worn with scarlet boots – it felt late night and louche, ready for Berlin's nightclubs.
Its impact, and the notion of the readymade, continued to be felt late into the 20th century when artists tested the limits of artistic expression, in particular with the use of appropriation.
I've had difficulty reading manga: the traditional right-to-left layouts often confuse me and many series that are at Volume 50 or higher make me feel late to the party.
THE SILENT FRONT-RUNNER Imagine for a moment how Democrats would feel late on the night of Nov. 6 if news outlets began to call the race for Mr. Romney or another Republican.
"Dear University of Chicago, It fills me up with that gooey sap you feel late at night when I think about things that are really special to me about you," the essay began.
