felt

He felt too bad for that there were all spelling mistakes on the card.

But we both felt we were getting married somewhere which had so much history and atmosphere.

She said that she strongly felt it would be of importance to strengthen the communication between the Chinese and American.

At first, it felt like someone had lodged a knife into me, but as he began moving up and down, I laughed at the pleasure of it all.

The next day, he felt like drinking, but when he was about to do so, he thought of his promise again. In the end, he decided not to drink.

It was good for a small car, but the handling felt a bit roly-poly and the steering was a bit too vague.

Over the last few weeks I have been struck by the number of times that words in our worship have felt a bit inappropriate, a bit dodgy.

"The first time she said it, it felt like I got kicked in the chest, " he said.

His heart felt as heavy as his backpack as he opened the door to his house and went inside.

Poland was suddenly unreachable, and I felt as if I were being taken out of life itself.

I felt a sense of relief that we were that the plan that the President has put together very patiently, very carefully.

Her head felt as if it would burst.

Nancy Cunard said she longed to dine with him twice a week; Diana Cooper felt she "might fall in love with him" .

Not so long ago every country felt it had to have its own steel giant, even if it was government-owned and losing a fortune.

Moreover, my wife was at the early stage of pregnancy and she felt weak and rather uncomfortable. Hence, we did not plan for a banquet.

Yeah, but I felt sick at heart when I saw how much she was hurt.

I felt absolutely fearless and by the end of it, none of us wanted to leave.

"It was a challenge that I would've felt unfortunate if I wouldn't have taken it up, " Jackson admitted afterward.

He felt he would be failing in his duty if he did not report it.

I was deeply moved by the heartfelt devotion of the organizers, and I felt once again how much this world needs love from caring people.

He felt so cold that he kept trembling as if unable to endure it any more.

Tom felt happy in his success, for he knew it was the boat's last trip for the night.

Whenever he came across these letters, he always felt very heavy hearted because he did not know how to respond to these questions.

Glue on wiggle, button or pompom eyes and a felt nose, and glue on buttons vertically down the front.

I let myself enjoy the peace. I felt almost as if I were floating, a gentle rocking motion.

As I lifted my glass to join in a celebratory toast, I felt a hand on my shoulder and turned to see the smiling face of my old buddy, Flaps.

At least he felt he owed it to me to tell the truth.

One afternoon in his youth, he had ventured into a nearby village for a few hours and had felt his detestation of people grow fierce.

He wrote only that he had always said he would step down as CEO if he felt he could no longer do the job to his high standards.

This scared the utter hell out of me because what I felt was a tall man, with long greasy hair but I couldn't make out his face.

After cooking, we were all sweaty. However, mum and Iall felt happy. She said Iwas growing up and became her good assistant.

they must have confused me with my twin brother Rod. he's been sick all the week, but i'v never felt better in my life.

She felt hopeful when the bank called to tell her it had a surveillance video of the thief.

He felt about in the dark for the door handle.

When the sun arose and shone over the sea, she recovered, and felt a sharp pain; but just before her stood the handsome young prince.

Immediately her bleeding stopped and she felt in her body that she was freed from her suffering.

I thought Gary had made an error by challenging the press to tail him to see if they could find any dirt, but I felt bad for him, too.

John felt rather blue because he had not done as well on his final exams as he had expected to.

But when children grow up in the relative stability of an affluent home , gene - based differences can begin to make themselves felt .

I felt a little embarrassed, but her soft tune let me calm down soon "you reminds me of my grandma" i said gratefully.

He hugged her and felt an overwhelming sense of the sacrifice that his mother had made for him.

She felt that this moment of interview for her first job was a tremendous inch in her whole existence.

Dusk was beginning to set in, and I felt nervous when we arrived.

The country boy was exposed to many strange things in the city. He felt greatly shocked as if he had entered a future world.

I felt a thrill of terror as the door began to creak open.

Hermione let out a great sigh and Harry, amazed, saw that she was smiling, the very last thing he felt like doing.

'What's the matter? Can't I help you? 'he asked. He felt a deep sadness in this thin, weak creature.

I felt it was time to call it a night.

As the animosity between the two girls escalated, Margarite felt shunned by an entire group of girls and was eating lunch by herself.

Before afternoon , Treasure Island had disappeared from view , and I had never felt happier to leave a place behind .

I saw him yesterday. He said he felt great.

I was limp as a dish rag. My back felt as though it had been beaten with wires.

As I said before I felt very comfortable today and I am sure that Felipe's crew will work hard to get the best out of his car.

as HAROLD took a bite of Bavarian sugar cookie, he finally felt as if everything was going to be okey.

He realized that he was lucky to be alive, and felt that it was his mission to help others in his life.

I felt a thrill go through me as I said his name, and I hated it.

I always felt that this was a good analogy for setting up a successful campaign.

However I mentioned last time, there was another matter that I FELT would be very helpful to us if you were able to find words to explain.

I felt terrified with my eyes blindfolded, as if I would lose everything, I wept loud.

Liverpool is a massive club, with a great manager and great players, and obviously I felt as though I could improve there and learn a lot.

When he had entered the brotherhood he had felt like a man who confidently puts his foot down on the smooth surface of a bog.

He finally found a piece of meat and took it back to the tree. He stood on a branch near his nest and felt very happy.

He sat there motionless, only his deep, black eyes giving away whatever inner turmoil he might have felt.

He stopped to look at the front row of shoes, and he felt sorry for himself. He really wanted to have a pair of shoes for his birthday.

Mr Gou yesterday said he was taking back the contract limiting the company's responsibility as he felt the language was inappropriate.

It felt a lump in my throat when Sarah said that she would not be thankful to me for what I have done. She drove me crazy.

It was only when you felt comfortable behind the wheel that you were able to expand your focus to encompass the total driving environment.

Jonah knew he had been forgiven when he felt dry land under his feet once more.

Elizabeth had the feeling that he was a many - layered man , that the emotions he showed were to conceal the emotions he felt .

He felt it was his duty to report the matter to the police.

He heard the firing and as he walked he felt it in the pit of his stomach as though it echoed on his own diaphragm.

No matter how sick I felt, I always found a sense of tranquility during my Wyoming visits.

she felt as she always did, as if it were from a dream. It seems so close but also so far.

In his 1997 autobiography he confessed that at the time of his leaving of Liverpool he had felt as if his head would explode.

All that is left then is an all-encompassing sense of presence or " beingness , " and the inner body is felt to be without a boundary.

Those who took part in the ceremony spoke of the privilege they felt to be present and of how much the Polish pope meant to them.

But I wanted to ask them outright how they felt about old age so first dropped into my grandfather's nursing home in Worthing.

Pedrito tried once more to picture his wife and small son, his parents and his relatives, all of whom he felt certain were standing outside.

Andrew Bynum: I never really felt pressure, but I knew it was there, just because I'm on a team with a history of great centers.

She could not tarry long, for she felt unable to support the character she had assumed for any length of time.

At this moment, he kept still and felt it might be too rash to enter into a place like this.

"They (the producers) did this double take, 'Oh my God, we are going to have to do something, ' and I felt guilty, " said Melling.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

But I wanted to ask them outright how they felt about old age so first dropped into my grandfather's nursing home in Worthing.

Pedrito tried once more to picture his wife and small son, his parents and his relatives, all of whom he felt certain were standing outside.

Andrew Bynum: I never really felt pressure, but I knew it was there, just because I'm on a team with a history of great centers.

She could not tarry long, for she felt unable to support the character she had assumed for any length of time.

The sun was hot now and the old man felt it on the back of his neck and felt the sweat trickle down his back as he rowed.

And straightway the fountain of her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was healed of that plague.

At this moment, he kept still and felt it might be too rash to enter into a place like this.

"They (the producers) did this double take, 'Oh my God, we are going to have to do something, ' and I felt guilty, " said Melling.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

She could not tarry long, for she felt unable to support the character she had assumed for any length of time.

The sun was hot now and the old man felt it on the back of his neck and felt the sweat trickle down his back as he rowed.

And straightway the fountain of her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was healed of that plague.

It felt like an impossibly huge goal when I was getting ready to launch it, but slowly but surely, I've built it into something I love.

At this moment, he kept still and felt it might be too rash to enter into a place like this.

"They (the producers) did this double take, 'Oh my God, we are going to have to do something, ' and I felt guilty, " said Melling.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

It felt like an impossibly huge goal when I was getting ready to launch it, but slowly but surely, I've built it into something I love.

It would also make it easier to persuade people to come in once a year for testing at their local clinic, even if they felt well.

At this moment, he kept still and felt it might be too rash to enter into a place like this.

"They (the producers) did this double take, 'Oh my God, we are going to have to do something, ' and I felt guilty, " said Melling.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

At this moment, he kept still and felt it might be too rash to enter into a place like this.

"They (the producers) did this double take, 'Oh my God, we are going to have to do something, ' and I felt guilty, " said Melling.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.

He felt that there must BE a lot of money to BE made and he thought he'd figure a way to glom onto some of it.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

I admit you give me a lot. but I felt it a little.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

We all felt how much Grandpa would have liked that.

pulses were beating in his eyes , veiling their sight , and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Closing his eyes he felt Hank's hand stroking his head whispering "sleep in heavenly peace. "

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

What's more, he felt the old Ginkgo may have been trying to send a message by tumbling down.

Joy turned, looked at him, and then quietly leaned over, Su Zhenyu felt chest joy gas if the orchids spit out the faint fragrance, she said.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

She felt the stony ground of her heart break up; and tears, as difficult and slow as blood, began to trickle through her fingers.

We were sorry to leave after just one night as we felt that there was much more to see, but Munich beckoned.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

I admit you give me a lot. but I felt it a little.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

With a lawyer in May, Mr. Yan said, he felt relief when he heard "Laura" to summon him for the last time when his case was called.

Love felt so lucky that she even forget to ask for her name.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

I admit you give me a lot. but I felt it a little.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

They were impolite to China, at least to Beijing. It's just like shaking hands with you with gloves on, which implied you are felt dirty.

People felt the need for a family and security after the long, difficult years of the war.

It's hard to tell you what I felt in the changing room, the coach told me I had to play the second half but I replied that I couldn't.

But he felt it was more realistic to say that they were going to undertake a round of consultations between the two sessions.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

I admit you give me a lot. but I felt it a little.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

They were impolite to China, at least to Beijing. It's just like shaking hands with you with gloves on, which implied you are felt dirty.

People felt the need for a family and security after the long, difficult years of the war.

Eg. She felt she had been made a scapegoat for her boss's incompetence.

But it was not until 1971, when he was 40, that he finally felt ready to write down the verses that had been brewing for years within him.

And with him for three or four people than he degree, the current face several people after interview, he felt no hope.

As a child, it felt as though this quiet old country life had always been so, and would always be so.

I admit you give me a lot. but I felt it a little.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

They were impolite to China, at least to Beijing. It's just like shaking hands with you with gloves on, which implied you are felt dirty.

People felt the need for a family and security after the long, difficult years of the war.

Eg. She felt she had been made a scapegoat for her boss's incompetence.

But it was not until 1971, when he was 40, that he finally felt ready to write down the verses that had been brewing for years within him.

Her tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knives, but she cared not for it; a sharper pang had pierced through her heart.

When Mr. Obama was told that his father had died, he said, "I felt no pain, only the vague sense of an opportunity lost. "