Sentence examples for felt bridge from inspiring English sources

His manager Mark Hughes initially felt Bridge would be out of action for a couple of weeks but scans have revealed medial ligament damage, which could sideline him for between four and six weeks.

Many of Stane's scenes were cut out to focus more on Stark, but the writers felt Bridges's performance allowed the application of "less is more".

My pick is the peachy shade June which I feel bridges the seasonal gap quite nicely - just the right side of summery brightness without going too far.

Mr. Frieder said he felt the bridge sink firsthand, during a photo shoot some years ago.

We felt the bridge shake that day, as if from the weight of our humiliation and rage.

The train passed over the Mianus River at 6 46 and the revelers could feel the bridge rumble beneath their feet.

I hit a stone wall: residents of Connecticut seemed to feel the bridge would just be a source of traffic jams.

You can feel Stamford Bridge has become anxious.

"I've been in the play-off final before and lost and no matter what you've done that season you feel disappointment," Bridge added.

When I started El Puente, I felt like a bridge between my colleagues on the left who would never be caught dead in church and progressive Christians.

Period dramas such as Denmark's 1864 and Norway's The Saboteurs have refreshed the Nordic gene pool and, while behemoths Borgen and The Killing flagged in their third series, The Bridge felt decidedly reinvigorated and seems built to last.