Sentence examples for feels to pick from inspiring English sources

AS exciting as it feels to pick up a wine list already well known for its great bottles, it's even more electrifying to have few expectations and to be knocked back in goggle-eyed surprise.

You can only imagine what it feels like to pick mangoes for 10 hours straight.

It feels good to pick him up once in a while".

With two good weeks of practice behind him, Snedeker feels ready to pick up where he left off at Pebble Beach.

("Breakfast is 'way too ceremonial' for him, 'it feels absurd to pick up a spoon. Meaningless. A sugar cube is an assault against me. Bread. Milk.

They would 'forget' or feel 'completely overwhelmed' or so 'miserable' that they felt unable to pick up a phone to a stranger: I maybe should've, but no I didn't.

Try to maintain a steady pace that seems on the slow side for at least the first half of the race, but feel free to pick it up during the second half if you're feeling good.

So how does it feel to be picked on and demonised by British politicians?

Some doctors felt they are required to make a decision on their choice of specialty career too early without having adequate exposure to different specialties: one wrote that 'being force[d] into a lifelong career decision at aged 24 is far too early' (09 21), and another felt 'forced to pick careers before we are given a chance to experience the different options available' (08 13).

Predictably, I like nutmeg and cardamom, but feel free to pick your own favourite poison.

"Feel free to pick up the phone and call us if we can be of any further assistance".