Sentence examples for feels setting from inspiring English sources
She has three children and, presumably, feels setting eyes on them more vital than observing another regional CEO belching his way through boeuf en croute.
And that, aside from a baseball slog or two when he feels set, is it.
Like "Lucy Can't Sleep," the story feels set, vaguely, in the past (that watching of the evening news, for example).
In mood and character, this painstakingly tender and attentive drawing in chalk feels set apart from much of the rest of what we know of Michelangelo.
Then her account of Summer Seventeen reveals that she missed the previous clan gathering, has had a breakdown and feels set apart from her familiar gang of cousins.
If PSG were underdogs when they met Chelsea last season in the last 16, the tie feels set up very differently this time.
Turn and cook just until the center feels set and no longer liquid, 1 to 3 more minutes.
And Magee didn't wait long to make his presence felt, setting up Steres for a header in the 54th minute to tie the score, 1-1.
He felt set up, manipulated.
Still, despite recent hiccups with his control, he said he felt set to go.
