Sentence examples for on a feel from inspiring English sources

With Tiger Woods pronouncing himself "good to go," but not fully recovered, the pressure and the volume and the hype were ratcheted up, and the event that begins on Thursday took on a feel that was a little more heavyweight championship fight than United States Open championship.

The cut affected his grip, particularly on a feel pitch like the changeup, forcing him to miss a few games.

Righetti said he and Giants Manager Bruce Bochy do not necessarily treat 100 pitches as a magic threshold, relying more on a feel for the game.

For example, the Gap's value has little to do with the historical cost of its store fixtures and everything to do with something accounting ignores: its brand image, based on a feel for the market and carefully nurtured with advertising.

It took on a different feel.

On Sunday, the disaster response took on a military feel.

Cut with small illuminated squares, the surfaces take on a pixelated feel.

"The place took on a different feel that was simultaneously very creepy and seductive," Ms. Berman said.

His recovery took on a circuslike feel.

However, you don't want the story to take on a "rambling" feel.

MIAMI — It ended rather predictably, the sixth-inning meeting between R. A Dickey, one of the baseball's best pitchers this year, and Adam Greenberg, the player on a feel-good, one-day contract making his first major league appearance in seven years.