Sentence examples for flying feeling from inspiring English sources

That unlocking, flying feeling of fun.

There's even a word for the state of a submissive's mind and body during and after consensual kinky play: subspace, often described as a "floaty" or "flying" feeling.

In a three-and-a-half-week trial in 2004, accusations flew, feelings were hurt.

The moment that the last desperate pass of Tom Brady's fell on the turf and time ran out, I felt some obscure hurt — compounded by the many gridiron misfortunes I have witnessed the Eagles suffer over the years — lift, and in its place was a floaty, giddy, I-think-I-can-fly feeling.

Pursuing the Meat, the black dogs disappear over a cliff, turning into crows (i.e., Neutral/Non-Guilty Energy), which then fly away, feeling Assuaged.

His lyrics — about the break of day, the wish to fly away, feeling tired by the fire, some people all alone, other people not at home — are accessible and old-fashioned.

He flew home feeling victorious and hopeful.

And I flew home feeling terrible and still, broadly, do.

The distance between Chapel Hill and D.C. is too far for me to drive alone without getting antsy and to close to fly without feeling like I'm wasting an immense amount of money.

You can't dress swag or fly without feeling swag or fly.

On serve, Gulbis is flying; what a feeling that must be; how depressing to know you'll never know it.