Sentence examples for feels time from inspiring English sources

Murray turns 28 in May but Bjorkman feels time is still on the player's side.

Enough of these later movies are about death — "Scoop" even stages his own death and speculates on the eternity of the soul — to suggest that he feels time pressing.

Now that I rely on the Invisible Woman to keep a roof over my head and I have a proper grown-up agent and everything, it feels time to stop being coy about it.

Growing against the grain of time, he feels time densely; the terror of transience and the tragedy of life's limits permeate this novel in a way that makes "Lolita" seem, relatively, a merry book, sporting an immigrant's amusement at America and connivance in its vulgar freedoms.

You sense that either Woodward wants to give the likes of Lewis Moody all the international experience he can before the World Cup, or that he feels time has caught up on the trio who would once have been the first names on any England teamsheet.

Bennett's teenage anti-hero Felix is staving off the boredom of waiting for A-level results by working for a waspish old lady called Mrs Pretzel - until her spaniel has a mysterious prolapse, and Felix feels time out is urgently required.

How the Fourth feels, time-wise, is a matter of temperament.

And if going to Congress now feels time-consuming, how does it compare to the hours, days, weeks, and sanity expended on the Benghazi hearings?

Can you feel time passing?

To visit Chernobyl today is to feel time passing.

In the desert he can feel "time becoming slowly older.