Sentence examples for have felt over from inspiring English sources

The Brown statement suggested the pressure that British officials have felt over the Abdulmutallab case.

Egan was able to put into words all that I have felt over this process.

There has been no disguising how they have felt over the past year, particularly towards the FA and the Professional Footballers Associationn.

There have been other high-profile online-related launch failures, of course, but this has only added to the bafflement some players have felt over Driveclub's situation.

"It's interesting because we have felt over the past 20 years that feminism has made steps forward, that women's lot is much different, and in many respects much better than it was 30 or 40 years ago.

But if there is anything left that brings a twinkle to this town's eye, it is the pride its people have felt over the decades knowing that Gary produced Michael Jackson, a little boy born on the lowly west side who, at the height of his pop music career, was the brightest star in the world.

I've felt over the last few years there has been a repoliticisation".

"I've felt over the last six months or so, as a captain, a lot better about myself".

A bruising legacy that every single one of those 17 England players with World Cup experience under their belts has felt over the years.

"All the pressure I've felt over the last few years has all gone away as of the draft," Milbury said.

Yet without any specific criticism, very often I've felt over the years that these things easily can be a little bit superficial".