Sentence examples for on feels from inspiring English sources
But the laptop play we've stumbled on feels right.
Other nights, the idea of putting a dress on feels a bit office party.
Here, he plays a San Francisco neuropsychiatrist in this dark and tense series that, like the novel it's based on, feels like a take on the Hitchcock's "Vertigo".
"Some Ground to Stand On" feels incomplete, but it asserts that while Ms. Lunden's death is a loss, the tale of her unpretentious heroism is the viewer's gain.
Even more than "Forty Shades of Blue" and "Married Life," his two most recent films (both well worth watching if you haven't already), "Keep the Lights On" feels as if it's about people you know.
The best thing by far about the QC35s is that putting them on feels like a veil of silence has wafted over you, removing the background hubbub, whether on the street, on the train or in the office.
Determining what goes into and what stays out of my carry-on feels a bit like stocking delivery rockets for the International Space Station sometimes.
ONs felt stressed due to their awareness of this difference in their practice.
Yet when she died, moving on felt impossible.
But, in general, the goings on felt largely unsupervised.
