Sentence examples for on going feeling from inspiring English sources

It was entirely random – it might just as easily have happened with Fulham or Spurs – but he kept on going, "feeling that sense of belonging which is so much a part of being a fan, a loyalty that embraces both fellow feeling for other fans and hatred for the alien opposition, which sometimes included the referee".

Using these, the firm has piloted mood cards in some NHS trusts, from which staff can pick one of three moods to describe how they're feeling on a particular day: on the edge; having a good day, feeling fine; on go-slow, feeling disengaged.

It would be better to die than go on feeling this way".

The person who was cheated on goes through feelings of betrayal, anger and grief so strong that they can scarcely bear it.

According to Emma Soames, Saga's former editor and now editor-at-large, women do now "go on feeling sexy for longer" – and furthermore, "People who work in the creative industries get better with age".

"I'm starting to get that, 'Good Lord, how long can this go on' feeling.

I went on, feeling guilty - and relieved.

"It is subjective; sometimes we go on feeling more than any rule," Sundequist, 33, said unapologetically.

Anybody?" I went on, feeling like the teacher in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".

I pushed a handful of jelly babies into my mouth and went on, feeling not a scrap cold or bored.

But she went on feeling the soft, sheeny luxurious things – with both hands now, holding them up to see them glisten, and to feel them glide serpent-like through her fingers.