Sentence examples for felt ceiling from inspiring English sources

It had cloth seats that were tearing and a felt ceiling that had started to droop, which left these giant bellowed sections of fabric sitting on your head.

So the aging Pauline finds that "the underside of her upper arms reminded her of their old Dodge's felt ceiling, which had somehow come unstuck from the roof and used to hang down in loose swags".

Dickinson herself felt the ceiling lift when reading Shakespeare.

Rather than turn back, Casteret set his candle on a ledge, took a deep breath, and swam ahead, groping the wall till he felt the ceiling open up above him.

He could feel the ceiling just over his head.

I could feel a ceiling fan spinning above them on a screen porch as they tried to eat their lunch.

"I definitely felt the glass ceiling above my head.

The space itself, with its high, vaulted ceiling, felt almost like the nave of a country church, imbuing the proceedings with a rustic grandeur.

When each of the four goals was scored, the spectators rose from their seats, threw their arms in the air and roared with such force it felt like the ceiling would lift off.

But when Callaghan demanded a 5% ceiling on pay in 1978 (Healey felt a "single figures" ceiling more realistic), union impatience shattered.

The Norwegians that Wilhite interviewed told him that ceiling lights felt cold.