Sentence examples for felt running from inspiring English sources

The runners reported feeling exactly as tired as they would have felt running at their true pace, not at the pace they thought they were maintaining.

When she meets him, Lucy "felt running through her that deep shiver of gladness which you only get if you are being solemn and still".

This is a reflection of the joy that Cunningham and Sherman clearly felt running around the city together (he scouted all the locations for "Facades," as he did with every other shot he ever took, on his bicycle), and also of the exuberance of the city itself.

He talks earnestly about the self-inflicted terror he felt running Beme before selling it to CNN. "All of that in aggregate just yielded terror that I might fail and let down all these people that believed in me," he states.

I love the half marathon, but I also felt running needed something new.

fans felt ran off for money and his own glory after coaching the Tigers to a national championship.

So another theme that I felt ran through Before This World was that of "grounding".

It's kind of crazy but that's how I feel running around.

He once told a reporter: "I feel running is the oasis in life, the one area unlike business or relationships where one does not cheat or exaggerate.

He seems to feel running for a lower office and working his way up is beneath him.

In my twisted thinking, the more ailments I have, the more self-righteous I feel running this grueling distance.