Sentence examples for it will be feeling from inspiring English sources

If Imperial Chemical Industries felt indignant about the lowly offer of £6 per share made by paint maker Akzo Nobel, no doubt it will be feeling smug after the phenomenal gains its shares made on Monday, proving it was right to reject the Dutch offer and hold out for a higher bid.

Ms Allen said: "Saturday it will be feeling a bit cooler.

Emma Sillitoe, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: "As December was the mildest on record it will be feeling remarkably cold for people, though it is typical January weather.

When I will be feeling proud.

One especially good track, "Fever," expresses total commitment to the pleasures of unrequited love: "You want to break my heart, all right / I caught your fever, I'll be feeling it forever".

It means Djokovic will be feeling fresh for Sunday's final, where he will face either Roger Federer or Stan Wawrinka as he bids for his 10th major title.

Nerves jangled, naturally, for the home fans – but it is O'Neill who will be feeling the burn of optimism.

But it's Blackberry that will be feeling the most sweaty this morning.

"We're hoping we can find a way to clean it up faster, but it's very realistic that they will be feeling the impact of this for multiple years," said Julie Anderson, a fishery specialist at Louisiana State University.

Many now ex-Labour MPs will be feeling it too.

"I'm sure the Kiwi bowlers will be feeling it.