Sentence examples for takes that feeling from inspiring English sources
Evans takes that feeling to the extreme, as his 14 rebounds Sunday were complemented by only 2 points.
The Eyre Affair takes that feeling, the moment you lose the sense of yourself and become engrossed in the story, and creates high adventure and wild drama around the porous boundaries between fiction and real life.
Occasionally we read stories of undercover officers, or police intimidating campaigners in their homes or sending threatening letters; but rarely do we talk about the psychological toll this takes – that a feeling of constantly being watched is an invariable factor in the lives of people who take part in protest.
Take that feeling, imagine it lasting eight years, and you have my Awkward Black Adolescence.
You get the positive mentality of "Please, Lord, help me," instead of taking that feeling out in violence.
I hope we can take that feeling into Wednesday's game against Real Salt Lake because in Salt Lake it was such a terrible game.
She says that what she sees is people taking that feeling that the world isn't working for them and turning it into something positive and active.
Being able to take that feeling and translate it into menswear, by pushing the boundaries and allowing men to dress outside of social conforms".
"The success of the World Cup is our success," President Jacob Zuma declared the day before the critical match: "As a country and continent, we have already won…no one can take that feeling and pride away from us".
On "It's All on Me," he recalls, over a glistening soul sample, carefree times with friends, the daily indignity of being stopped and frisked, and all the success he's had since: "Took that feeling to the studio and cued it up / Now it's 'Fuck the Police' all up in the club".
