Sentence examples for station feeling from inspiring English sources

They cling to one another at the station, feeling miserably exposed, "timid, furtive".

"It is important to have a sense of a radio station feeling alive and following you through the day.

On June 9, 2014, Oregón went to his night shift at the gas station feeling a little tired.

The weather was ideal, the side roads on my route in Fairfield were tranquil and lush, and I found that I arrived at the station feeling energized and a little smug.

It would take a book or two to satisfactorily explain why, but the basics are simple enough: the demise of organised capitalism, the fragmented, atomised economy that took its place, the way that technology feeds a culture of scepticism, and the resulting disappearance of the kind of voter who goes to the polling station feeling a compelling sense of party loyalty.

So you're sitting alone in your living room pretending you're a space captain saving the galaxy, looking at gorgeously rendered space stations, feeling emotional about the alien you've fallen in love with and actually speaking out loud as you discuss the finer points of interstellar politics.

The gang members leave the station house feeling that much more invincible, Officer Vasquez said, "and the people are still scared".

But in your blog, you describe being on the space station as feeling like home?

After saying goodbye to the librarian at the station and still feeling a bit distracted and uneasy, he returned home and straightened up.

Perhaps this is amplified by cosmopolitanism, in which history, journalism, memoir, and realistic fiction make the inner lives of other people, and the contingent nature of one's own station, more palpable the feeling that "there but for fortune go I".

The shooting in August 2011, led to riots after a protest outside Tottenham police station with some feeling the Duggan family had been poorly treated by police and the authorities, who failed to properly inform them that their loved one was dead.