Sentence examples for later feel from inspiring English sources

I don't, these few days later, feel particularly witty.

Maybe he'd go out again later, feel the swirl of water on his legs.

A student may later feel financial pressure to choose a college that participates in the plan.

It was the kind of thing I might say and later feel ashamed about for months.

As Mr. Feeney put it: "The real key to this thing is knowing what these men, 45 to 50 years later, feel about this guy.

Any child reared on "King Ottokar's Sceptre", a Balkan thriller; or "The Calculus Affair", about a scientist's kidnap, will later feel a shock of familiarity when watching Hitchcock films or reading Graham Greene.

But Lynch later felt the power of the Kennedys himself.

Father Greeley later felt that he had readers everywhere and allies nowhere.

Walcott later felt that Ben Turner had gone into the back of him inside the box.

He had listed his race on his application and later felt haunted by the decision.

Coming back out into brilliant sunshine an hour later feels like the best all-nighter you never pulled.