Sentence examples for feet feeling from inspiring English sources

After years on his feet, feeling overqualified and underpaid as a security guard, Mirza was proud to share in Uber's prestige and its disruptive power.

Sugar hesitates, rocking on the balls of her feet, feeling the sweat inside her boots prickle and simmer between her toes.

"I don't want to sound like a girl," he says, "but the holistic pedicure with oil leaves your feet feeling great.

You can get kids' wellies for next to nothing, but if they're not well made, they can leave little feet feeling hot and sticky and they often split within a matter of days.

Neil Kinnock's 1987 homily about being the first in a thousand generations of Kinnocks to make it to university still sends a shiver down the spine precisely because it wasn't about education so much as about progress – tearing down class barriers, putting the world at kids' feet, feeling that the lives of the next generation could be better and wider than yours.

Every now and then you see a man sitting in one of the padded lounge chairs trying to get a little touch-up to his hands or feet, feeling awkward because he's getting a pedicure at some place called Lady Fingers.

For casual days, a sturdy pair of leather walking sandals looks appropriate and keeps your foot feeling cool.

"You gotta serve somebody," as Dylan said, whether it's idols with clay feet, feelings by which we define ourselves, or anything else of our own making.

The impact included: less pain in their feet, feelings of relaxation, increased energy, and increased ability to manage work demands.

Other symptoms showed no age related changes: pins and needles in hands and feet, feelings of panic, cold or night sweats, skin wrinkling, and frequency of passing urine.

Now, daily medication keeps Ms. Walker on her feet and feeling well enough to get around.