Sentence examples for felt sterling from inspiring English sources

And, as the visitors began to make their presence felt, Sterling stung the palms of MacDonald with a fierce effort as he cut inside onto his right foot.

Valentin Marinov, head of European G10 currency strategy at Citi told Reuters: It feels like the sterling move we have seen has occurred very quickly and that could encourage some investors to take some profit, but it will only be a pause.

There are also worries that sterling's fall will be felt at the tills as retailers pass on their higher costs.

Yet there were those who felt that more could be done to acknowledge the sterling efforts already made by teachers.

Rodgers was angry with an offside flag against Raheem Sterling before he went on to score and he felt Luis Suarez was denied a late penalty.

Naturally, in his 15 sterling seasons as a full-time reliever, Rivera has rarely felt the sting of allowing four runs on one pitch.

"I never felt the desire to go anywhere else," said Gert Laube, a 40-year Sterling veteran, who wondered where she might bowl her next game.

To close, a feeble cover of It's Alright (originally by Sterling Void) feels like an admission of defeat.

If his work has softened and broadened with time — a few of the later pictures in this otherwise sterling selection feel undercooked or overstated — its essence remains tough and firm.

Sterling Crispin feels a sense of responsibility when working with new technologies, not just to produce art, but to think about the longer-term possibilities for technology and humanity, "like being an R&D lab for humanity.

He felt Rainbow was a genuine R&B and hip-hop album, calling it a "sterling chronicle of the state of accessible hip-hop balladeering at the close of 1999".