Sentence examples for felt evaporated from inspiring English sources

But any trepidation I had felt evaporated when I met Bertrand at the bus station.

In the hazy light of morning, and with the magnetic attraction we'd felt evaporated from our systems, we decided to stay just friends.

And there was also the embarrassing fact that many on the right had prematurely declared Ireland a success story, demonstrating the virtues of spending cuts, in mid-2010, only to see the Irish slump deepen and whatever confidence investors might have felt evaporate.

But life can get so stressful sometimes that it's okay to disappear for a few hours into another world, and we are spoilt for choice if we feel like evaporating from reality.

The fear I felt before jumping evaporated as I stepped into space, and I became lost in the moment.

But when they began to move out toward the northeast today, the giddiness many of the men felt began to evaporate as a new and heavy round of fighting began.

Almost in unison, they do, and any anxiety the group felt seems to evaporate into the humid gym.

Just a few days ago I think a lot of people felt the fizz had evaporated because ourselves and the English were out.

And when Ms. Freelon and her excellent trio (Brandon McCune on piano, Wayne Batchelor on bass and Adonis Rose on drums) performed a number in which the artifice evaporated, you felt a powerful one-to-one connection.

All the lightness and the ease that he had felt dissipated at once, evaporated like dew in the sun, all the adventures, all the different people he would be.

Every time I pressed one foot to the ground, I felt like my body evaporated into a million specks of dust.