Sentence examples for felt her first from inspiring English sources

His parents had just begun a tour of a naval sub tied up to the docks in Portsmouth, England, when his very pregnant mother felt her first contraction.

She liked hiking, and she felt her first wave of environmental consciousness when a copper mine polluted the lake at her camp in Ontario.

She later had second thoughts because she felt her first and middle name combined made her sound like a porn star.

As she read deep into the night, Robert asleep and oblivious beside her, she felt her first sense of calm in months.

ADONE VILLAGE, Lao People's Democratic Republic, 3 June 2015 – Thien was just 16 the night she felt her first labour pains radiate up through her belly and around her lower back.

Understandably given her age, Cilmi felt her second album, 2010's Ten, didn't represent her.

It is, you feel, her first shot at a proper hit, a suggestion that causes her eyebrows to shoot up to meet her hairline.

When Jane chafes with dangerous indignation at the penury and discipline of the schoolmaster Brocklehurst (Michael Matus), Bertha rattles the attic floorboards; as Jane feels her first stirring of desire for Rochester (Sean Murray), whose bullying belies his own secret heart, Bertha lights a fire.

I didn't feel her first song, the overused Mariah Carey staple "Hero," (way to be predictable, America), since it seemed a little too by-the-numbers for her.

Adams, who hurled 20.70 metres to finish behind Ostapchuk, was the natural beneficiary of the outcome but her manager, Nick Cowan, was not sure when she would eventually get to feel her second successive Olympic gold.

For her own wedding (her first), she felt her hair wasn't big enough, so she got a hairpiece to put on top.