Sentence examples for under feeling from inspiring English sources

It got hot, and she slipped off the raft and dropped under, feeling the cold current in her hair and clothes.

I went under, feeling the tickle of the bubbles and that special streak of freezing cold down my spine as a fresh gush of water shot down my neck.

He knows how to work that walking-under-ladders feeling without it becoming a fact - and a creed.

At that point, Webb was five under par and looking shaky, while Pak was two under and feeling encouraged.

She twisted under him, feeling the bumping of his hips, and wanted to say, It hurts.

At that point, he was three strokes behind at six under, and feeling pretty good about himself.

I admire their graceful swoops, and the brilliance of moles carving tunnels under lawns, feeling their whiskery way as they go.

The inequalities engulfing the United States are cutting generationally, with people under 35 feeling the full brunt.

Whatever the case, the end result was an editorial product that left many employees working under Bart feeling journalistically compromised.

The song was influenced by Irish folk music, and contrasts the upbeat "under deck" feeling with melancholy lyrics about unrequited love.

Regarding stigma, 122 (32.4%) of the respondents had experienced a history of stigma (enacted stigma) and 171 (45.5%) were under the feeling of perceived stigma (Table 4).