Sentence examples for have started feeling from inspiring English sources

Over the last year I have started feeling better, and at times like my pre-cancer self.

Her translator Goldstein told me on the phone, "I have started feeling that she is very present as a person in some way in her books.

But "a lot's happened in 10 years," he continued, adding: "People have started feeling all warm and fuzzy about the piers.

But if I had told Mike all of that, the place would have started feeling less like a barbershop and more like a beauty parlor.

Men have started feeling insecure, and historically – my mum told me this – at the same time that women started doing well in the workplace they started being encouraged to feel shit about the way they looked, because it was the one thing men had control over.

According to Cyanogen, the installer app was downloaded "hundreds of thousands" of times in the two weeks+ it was available on Google Play, which it argues proves "the demand for more choice" — another reason Google may have started feeling uncomfortable about the installer's presence on its store.

Recently, though, Mr. Sammons had started feeling his work here was done.

"I'm happy that I've started feeling better at the plate," Alou said.

"Lehman Brothers was in September, and we had started feeling some of the effect maybe a little before that.

That morning, he had started feeling the pressure building, "the feeling of: you don't want to lose.

"I've started feeling O.K. this week, and I've just got to give myself a chance at it.