Sentence examples for felt to fall from inspiring English sources

Asked afterwards how he had felt to fall behind for a third time in the final set, Federer said: "I was probably slightly angry more than thinking it's going to be over soon.

Instead, it's an endearing and lushly written account of how it feels to fall in love, the unique heartbreak of parental disappointment and what it means to forgive those who've hurt us deeply.

It gives us the most graphic representation yet of how it feels to fall in love with someone, to sense a connection you can't explain – and then to witness it crumble in front of your face.

STEWART: So how does it feel to fall so short?

Teach your child how to identify and avoid obstacles such as trees, rocks, etc. Talk to your child about how it feels to fall over and what to do to get up again.

The schoolgirl was not the only speaker in Glasgow to stress the connection they felt to the fallen.

I recall what it felt like to fall away from this knowledge, and the larger backdrop against which that falling away took place.

I know how it feels to have fallen into this very particular wormhole of compulsively looking at photos of Chiweenie puppies on the Internet.

You don't need to keep detailed notes of every nutrient you take in, but it is important to pay attention to what you eat and how it makes you feel to avoid falling back into depression.

"Feel free to fall asleep".

Let's imagine that you've moved on and feel ready to fall in love.