Sentence examples for felt like somewhere from inspiring English sources

It felt like somewhere very far from me.

2015 might have felt like somewhere he'd been before, but in reality, it was changed beyond all recognition.

It feels like somewhere you'd like an hour or two alone to rummage round.

Actually, you can feel like, at most, $5,390 in a red silk Valentino gown with ruffles, but usually you will feel like somewhere between four and five hundred bucks.

The effect is not helped by the bright lighting which makes it feel like somewhere you are meant to move through rather than linger in.

The growth of gay rights has to spring from some top-down enforcement mechanism … Roberts believes this, I suspect, because, like many conservatives, he quite understandably feels like somewhere the rules were changed over homosexuality's place in society: how we talk about it, react to it, address it.

But it feels like somewhere along the way, we lost our understanding of what it actually means in the first place.

But on any night, there's enough private VIP lounges and hidden pockets to make anyone feel like somewhere, behind those doors or in a corner, something cool is going on.

I just do what I do because I love music but it felt like someone, somewhere up there in the ether, has said: "You know what?

It was the first time in my life that I felt like I belonged somewhere".

For a few minutes, I felt like I was somewhere else.