Sentence examples for which feels the from inspiring English sources
"I don't have anything which feels the same way".
Crucially though, it's FIFA 10's player intelligence which feels the more involving.
The main dissenting voice is Polygon (7/10), which feels the open-world focus is less well-executed than the more circuit-based original.
Niagara Falls actually gets much less snow than nearby Buffalo, which feels the full force of the "lake effect" from Lake Erie.
Sodha uses salty, crumbly feta, and Singh the much milder, creamier paneer, which feels the more authentic choice, although I'd recommend salting it first to add flavour.
Sensing the danger, a rival group of technology firms has already begun to gather around now-struggling Accenture and mighty Microsoft, which feels the Linux threat to its own operating systems.
Jiashi is about 35 miles east of Kashgar, which felt the tremor but did not suffer significant casualties or damage.
Witnesses spoke of corpses littering the wrecked city of Tacloban, on the east coast, which felt the full force of the storm.
She abruptly stopped kissing her daughter good night at the age of 7, which felt, the author says, "almost as if she'd slapped me".
Weaker growth was seen in manufacturing as well as business and professional services – including accountancy, legal and marketing firms – which felt the strain of tougher competition.
The likes of Juan Martin Del Potro and Novak Djokovic have had their 2014 seasons interrupted by injuries to their wrists, which feel the force of today's big hitters.
