Sentence examples for wood feeling from inspiring English sources

When our mother was out and E was upstairs, I often sat there alone, staring at the rings on the brown wood, feeling disgusting and ashamed by how much I had consumed, wondering why no one ever mentioned the depleted fridge.

If this is right, then it might explain some well known but puzzling phenomena, such as metal feeling cool to the touch, and wood feeling warm, even when they are of the same objective temperature.

Motion makes a world for himself at Maidwell by learning to love the woods, feeling the weather and his moods and becoming an expert birder.

How are we to survive, how can we get wood without feeling threatened?

"The aesthetic they were going for was a gentleman's smoking room in London — overstuffed chairs, very dark wood — that feeling of empire," said Jesse Lebovics, the Olympia's chief caretaker.

She was living in a house in the woods and feeling isolated.

So after a four-week break, excuse Woods for feeling confident about the GTE Byron Nelson Classic that begins here Thursday.

While tour veteran David Toms agrees with Woods's feeling on the hole in the current issue of Golf Magazine, other players think the 17th hole is where it belongs.

One can't blame Mr Woods for feeling that his family must come first at this time (it's not as though he needs the money).

Touch wood, I'm feeling really good at the moment".

I wore takageta, of course, tottering around the narrow shopping streets of Tokyo with the satisfying clip-clop of wood on tarmac, feeling very Japanese.