Sentence examples for line feeling from inspiring English sources

And just like that I was ushered off the line, feeling very junior indeed.

Somehow, minutes later, I found myself in the bakery line, feeling very guilty.

But the strikers gradually started crossing the picket line, feeling abandoned by their parent union and the labor movement at large.

In 1844, he wrote to Gladstone of his "consternation" at the proposed branch line, feeling it would "destroy the staple of the Country … prove subversive of its quiet, and be highly injurious to its morals".

I glanced back at the man waiting in line, feeling badly about all the time I was taking.

As with most gyratories traffic feels faster than in surrounding two-way streets and pedestrian crossings create a "starting line" feeling when the lights turn green.

But sentencing, in fact and practice, is a thing of fault lines, feeling versus theory, science against sympathy.

Other Mets mused along the same lines, feeling better about themselves but not fully prepared to claim that the worst has passed.

This was a play they had all been in, when younger, and the recording transports them back in time: they start reciting the lines, feeling the emotions, and we see them swept back into the roles.

And feeling… different sight lines, feeling what it's like to move through a space, which is the perfect application for a room scale device like Vive.

Though my husband and I did not have tickets for any event, we were out in the streets in the long lines, feeling the pulse of adoring crowds and experiencing the extreme security.