Sentence examples for having fun feeling from inspiring English sources
"But it's about having fun, feeling good and all that stuff".
"When the kids' friends come to visit they immediately run around having fun, feeling at home," Mr. Lucas said.
Quality of life in pupils with headache during the last year was poorer in Turkey with respect to not having fun, feeling bored, feeling alone, not feeling fine at home and not doing schoolwork easily, whereas it was poorer in Austria with respect to feeling ill, feeling tired and worn out, not having energy and not being pleased with oneself (p < 0.001 for all).
She was having fun, feeling as if she was running with me.
Parents attributed different meanings to activities: having fun, feeling successful, doing and being with others, and doing things yourself [ 50].
If you look pained or really nervous while rapping, instead of having fun, feeling excited, and being enthusiastic, the audience will know something is wrong and they won't be impressed by your performance.
He oscillated between having fun and feeling guilty and depressed.
There is nothing like innocent children having fun and feeling free.
"It's shifted from a beautiful tropical paradise with people running around in bathing suits with rods and reels, having fun, to feeling more like a coastal town near a military base," lamented Linda Magri, a real estate broker who rents summer homes and camps on the island.
The gimmick helped demonstrate her passion and fresh point of view about active wear and fitness, that for a huge number of potential customers, it's not about crossing a finish line first but just having fun and feeling good.
