Sentence examples for how it felt during from inspiring English sources

This is, say, how the game looked on its box art, not how it felt during its initial play-throughs. .

So while "¡Obámanos!" might not have the advantage of hindsight, it does take you right back to how it felt during those giddy months of 2008.

That was how it felt during the glorious western postwar half-century of peace and prosperity, when no European countries fought each other, and when finally the cold war ended without armies clashing in Europe.

That's how it feels during all the media hype, which spills over to discussions around family dinner tables and worse, raids on the local grocery stores for milk, bread and eggs.

But nothing on YouTube can possibly do justice to how it feels sitting in the audience during a performance.

I ask him how it feels to be locked up during Wales' first tournament appearance since the 1958 World Cup.

Per NBC News, Trump suggested McCabe "ask his wife how it feels to be a loser" during a telephone call, which he made the day after firing James Comey as director of the bureau.

The Manning brothers, however, know how it feels to face each other, albeit during the regular season.

He wanted to know about things that occurred on a space flight — what I saw, what things looked like, how I felt during reentry, was it hot or wasn't it hot, how did I feel when it banged down on the water, how did it feel when I got out.

Prior to discharge, patients were asked to think back and rate how they felt "during their hospital stay" using the same rating scale (retrospective assessment).

That's how I felt during my time with the Lexus LX 570.