Sentence examples for park feeling from inspiring English sources

That's as illogical as a multimillion-pound amusement park feeling threatened by the local summer fete.

"They're not going to go to the park feeling there's a better chance of winning than losing," the executive said.

I'm lying on the ground in the middle of the park, feeling a bit like a crash test dummy.

Mr. Zeigler, who visited the canyon with Mr. Pearson last year, said he had a "Jurassic Park feeling" about the experience.

When he found he had left his type-written lecture in his suitcase, he got off the bus & sat down in the park feeling sick.

The reader is left in much the same condition as the tale's human survivors as they wander woozily out of the park, feeling beguiled and perhaps even charmed, but unsure of just what has happened to them and why.

A digital print by Sou Fujimoto Architects of Tokyo, in which pines soar deliriously overhead, captures the museum-as-national-park feeling with particular grandeur.

While certain New Yorkers continue to lament the downscaling of the stretch of Fifth Avenue from Rockefeller Center to Grand Army Plaza -- its amusement-park feeling, the out-of-towners in their Easy Spirits -- it has become harder to argue that the blocks have been abandoned to the tastes of those eager to dine at Hooters.

Waiting for him outside the men's room, a group of yawning parents huddle with their sleeping toddlers, and I suddenly get that drowsy hard-day-at-an-amusement-park feeling.

I can't look out at that Olympic Park without feeling great pride – it's sport that did this".

I remember reading "Jurassic Park" and feeling like: "Oh, yeah — no, that's totally happening right now.