Sentence examples for felt to have a from inspiring English sources
The British had a mindset that divided Uganda into "tribes" and promoted northerners and easterners in the army because they were felt to have a more martial bearing.
Writer Anna Blundy has blogged about her experience writing for the Daily Mail after writing an article about how it felt to have a war correspondent as a father who died on the job when she was younger.
"But he just felt to have a chance to play for Jerry Sloan and the Jazz organization and with Karl Malone and John Stockton was something too good to pass up".
The highlight this week was Brydon asking Coogan how it felt to have a career in nosedive after massive success early on; Coogan's reply was that it was better than always having been a mediocrity.
Some of the staff, including me, had participated in the protests in Tahrir, and the students wanted to know everything, they wanted to know how it felt to have a voice at last.
Reading the article in full – from the pressure Adele felt to have a baby, to the guilt she feels on nights she doesn't put her son to bed, it is difficult not to feel exhausted.
