Sentence examples for felt to run from inspiring English sources

He told his mother how it felt to run around the bases with the Stadium shaking and people chanting his name.

Sometimes by accident I point the nozzle the wrong way and the spray lands lightly on my skin — a delicious sensation, akin to how it felt to run down the street in my Cape May summers behind the truck spewing sweet DDT.

"Then the President got involved, because the P.M. resigned, and, with my expertise in the history of the Presidency, I was able to describe to people what options the President had, and, as it happened, this was at a stage when there was nobody sweeping the electorate behind him or her, and the sort of trickle of support I felt to run turned into a flood".

I sat down with Michaud and Kunowski in Barcelona to understand what it takes to scale outside the Valley shadow and how it felt to run a popular and usable service markets that most startups ignore.

The 9/9/99 launch; the way it felt to run from the whale in the first level of Sonic Adventure; burning hundreds upon hundreds of hours in Phantasy Star Online… perhaps it was just because I was the right age, or because I had just the right amount of free time, but the Dreamcast was the last console that made me feel like I was playing with magic.

I cleared out my gear in a daze yet I was aware of how primed my body felt to run.

Sometime I feel to run and jump like goat.

He wanted to describe how it feels to run a major campaign, especially amid revelations last week that he is facing more than $5 million of debt and may need to sell his house to avoid bankruptcy or foreclosure.

Think about how great it will feel to run in these new items and how you can't let them go to waste!

There's a bit of kitschy feel to running a "Mister Rogers" marathon, however.

If women didn't have to face these often unconscious biases, perhaps more moms would feel free to run, and feel supported when they do.