Sentence examples for running feels from inspiring English sources

But then my running feels sharp".

These could easily have been a pointless gimmick, but their implementation is smooth, and the controls are intuitive so that vertical running feels really natural within the flow of the game.

Wimbledon is always the most important tournament of the season for me, so to reach the second week for a fifth year running feels pretty special.

Running feels strange, O'Neill said.

Then you get over that, and suddenly running feels a lot easier.

"Your running feels like what you imagine when you see all those Kenyan runners floating down the road," Hesch said about competing with the aid of EPO.

But what began as a nerdy theory for last year's 50th anniversary of the long-running show feels even more like a reality now that Santa Claus is teaming up with the Doctor in the annual Doctor Who Christmas Special, "Last Christmas," airing stateside at 9 p.m. on Dec. 25.

It helps, too, that "Toni Erdmann" is a genuine crowdpleaser, packed with the sort of showstopping moments that make its lengthy 162-minute running time feel not just bearable but wholly earned.

In fairness, the winner may not have been suited by making the running, but Willie Mullins felt he had little option against just two rivals.

In the Parcells years in particular, the Giants were a defensive-minded team with a strong running game that felt a certain invincibility in wintry weather.

Barkley disagreed with Roosevelt's selection of Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace as his running mate; Libbey felt that "there is enough evidence from Barkley's tortuous private and public statements about the qualifications of Wallace to infer that Barkley wanted the vice presidency for himself", although he did not promote this idea to Roosevelt.