Sentence examples for feels- from inspiring English sources
"With Rick gone, and with him the chance of ever doing it again, it feels right that these revisited and reworked tracks should be made available as part of our repertoire".
It feels [like] the same way I am thinking [about Murray's game], so it feels great.
Perform, monkey boy, damn you, one feels like yelling at these artists.
This view is echoed by Marshall, who feels that being partially deaf and requiring expensive equipment may mean that she is less likely to be employed.
Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads, said: It's feels like it's been such a long time since we've seen a sell off in equities that it comes as rather a surprise, and we've almost forgotten what it looks like to see red across our screens.
It feels as though we're at a crossroads.
That is very English, I think.' She likes the English and feels comfortable with them, unlike in Los Angeles, where she does not really feel a part of things.
Each morning for an hour we power through a series of demanding postures – downwards dogs and warriors – switching on tired muscles and stretching out the lower back and spine, which feels good after long hours paddling.
Call it a sixth sense, but there are moments when Lost in Showbiz feels the hands of its readers tugging imploringly at its sleeve, their faces upturned, their eyes beseeching, an urgent question forming on their lips.
