Sentence examples for felt to enter from inspiring English sources

She knows this from how natural it had felt to enter Rex's body, how right it felt.

In his mother's latest rental house the other day, he described how it felt to enter an unfamiliar classroom.

At the risk of waxing nostalgic for the supposedly good old days of graffiti covering every available surface, it's worth recalling how it felt to enter a subway train that was totally bombed inside.

At the risk of waxing nostalgic for the supposedly good old days when graffiti covered every available surface, it's worth recalling how it felt to enter a subway train that was totally bombed inside.

Funny, exuberant and courageous, nudging closer and closer to how it might feel to enter the non-human world.

On the walls are murals of Niagara Falls, including one of a man parachuting into the surf as sharks circle — symbolic, perhaps, of how it feels to enter Manhattan's cutthroat retail topography.

If more than a handful of us are going to experience what it feels to enter space, says entrepreneur and space explorer Anousheh Ansari, the way we make that journey will have to change.

By "experiences" Williams and Ceci mean the objective facts of who is currently getting jobs and promotions, not how it feels to enter and advance in a field traditionally considered male.

Everybody from the marketing side felt it had a more residential feel to enter on 88th, and the building's address was always 141 East 88th Street, which was confusing when you entered on Lexington.

But, despite all the inches they'd grown, it no longer felt possible to enter.

As he reached the bathrooms at the end of the hallway, he felt compelled to enter the women's facilities.