Sentence examples for go feeling from inspiring English sources

So there you go, feeling as old as us yet?

I watched him go, feeling pretty good about the whole exchange, watched him until he turned into the woods and disappeared.

We get the camping rods out and try in vain to figure out where they go, feeling increasingly silly at our ignorance.

Crisis averted, doubt cleared up, she'd say: "Now, I've been wondering just how a hologram works" or "I think the next big problem will be weather", or exclaim how ravishing something was, and off you'd go, feeling shored up, inspired and supported.

That is, thanks to having lots of torque at low engine speeds, the new Corvette has–like the Corvettes of old immediate throttle response, or what Hill calls a "get up and go" feeling.

Although Roxy wants her jailed, Ronnie quickly tells Stacey to go, feeling that she has suffered enough.

I went feeling slightly wary, but I got completely pulled in.

Then I went, feeling for handholds, my face inches from the rock.

Bell, Pietersen and Morgan came and went feeling unlucky, but looking utterly inept.

The fighters are tentative in the early going, feeling each other out before opening up.

So did the participants at the end of the meeting consider SR a useful or necessary way to go? Feelings about this were mixed but not negative.