Sentence examples for go feel from inspiring English sources
His handling of a raging pro-Trump caller had me howling with laughter ("there you go, feel better now?"), though I actually enjoyed his show on Thursday even more.
Yoga to Go "Feel the stretch from your little pinky toes all the way to your fingers," Lilly Leon told the four women striking warrior poses in the conference room of an office in Great Neck.
But critics have been treating it like Michael Jordan switching to baseball, every review beginning with some variant of "Sometimes, OK Go feel more like a prank than a band" (so said US magazine Entertainment Weekly).
So there you go, feel free to use the word "tweet" in your projects.
"People will do it because other people want to give it a go, feel like you're part of a community and people doing something cool and fun," says Banks. "And the fact that the shop keeper can stay in business for six more months is almost incidental to that.
Go feel the bark of a sugar maple, and jump in a clean stream.
Which, as accidental emblems go, feels just about right.
"Where Does This Door Go" feels like a once-promising OK Cupid date that's gone off the rails.
It's very hard, but has a Flappy Bird-grade just-one-more-go feel about it.
Know he's not going to feel like going, so be gentle but insistent.
"Go ahead, feel," Beth Haworth insisted.
