Sentence examples for soil feeling from inspiring English sources

Toxic soil: Feeling bad for keeping it cooped up on the roof for so long, we decided to give the Jar a proper summer vacation and took it road-tripping upstate to Niagara Falls' famed Love Canal neighborhood, the Daytona Beach of environmental-disaster sites.

If New Zealand are turned over on home soil, the feeling in rugby will be the same.

But he loved Sunnyvale -- the balmy weather, the rich soil, the feelings of hope and optimism that were embodied in the beautifully curving sidewalks and sparkly new kitchen appliances.

To win a gold on home soil is a feeling that will live with me forever".

MacArthur wrote in his paper that this "left us feeling soiled," adding, "our self-respect was eroded, our journalistic integrity insulted".

It was this: "If Obama opens up and gives his college records and applications, and if he gives his passport applications and record, I will give to a charity of his choice … a cheque, immediately, for $5m£3.1m1m)." And so the political media slunk away, feeling soiled that they'd let Trump manipulate them so easily, and swearing not to be so gullible again.

It left me feeling soiled.

Setting foot back on U.S. soil is a wonderful feeling indeed.

These "feel good" videos won't change any minds because the anger from the Muslim street seems to derive from our support of the tyrannical governments that rule their countries; our position in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; the presence of American soldiers on their soil; and a generalized feeling of longtime perceived injustices and slights.

[Yes, McCain loves soil offsets. The feeling is not mutual, as we will see.].

Experts recommend feeling the soil every day, watering it whenever the top inch stops feeling damp and cool like a towel.