Sentence examples for get a first feel from inspiring English sources

The pop star has also been hosting secret listening sessions in London and in her home in Rhode Island for diehard Swifties to get a first feel for the album.

We've had a very difficult pre-season with numerous issues so it was refreshing to get some laps in and get a first proper feel for the car.

If you wanted to get a first hand feel of nascent efforts aimed at stepping up European energy security and the old continent's reluctant, some would say borderline sluggish, pullback from reliance on Russian gas, perhaps the US states of Pennsylvania and Ohio would not be high on your list.

Muccio invited Phenom People to join the event to get a first-hand feel for the inside workings of Southwest.

We might get a first-hand feel for the embodied nature of such concepts in situations when we approximate such creatures, such as when we try to use such concepts to guide our action when we are laying down, moving backwards, or even looking in a rear-vision mirror.

Heading a high-level delegation of 18 women leaders, Sheikha Manal met with students, teachers, senior officials from the Government of Yemen, representatives of non-governmental organizations, and members of the UNICEF team to get a first-hand feel of the challenges facing the promotion of girls' education.

Coach Leslie Frazier added: "It feels great to get a first 'home' win of the season even if we had to come all the way to London to get it.

Vettel a bit lucky to get a second really, and I really feel for Sauber.

It was written in the same carefree, unpunctuated English as the one she had sent a year before: "when you came i feel so happy & i feel doing grate on my life & with my family, i really changed... & the same time i feel i get a third brother & the third son to my mom... thanks to you for every thing".

"I thought we looked a bit tired with this game coming after the international break but if you get a second goal then you don't feel it.

And they should always feel free to get a second opinion.