The minutes just felt like hours that felt like days.
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I felt like trash; I felt like a failure, and there were moments when I even felt like I didn't deserve to live.
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New York City felt like home because it felt like her.
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It felt like a whirlwind and it felt like a dream.
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And I just felt like – I felt like there was some chemistry between the two and I felt like I should take advantage of that.
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"I never felt like this before, felt like I didn't belong here," Neat said.
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I felt like it came from a place that just felt like personal experience.
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"It felt like she felt like she'd been let down by everybody," she added.
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Where the community's smallness once felt like an embrace, now it felt like suffocation.
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"I felt like my heart was going to explode, it was just pounding, and I felt like — I felt like my life was over right then," he says.
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My whole life, I felt like Cinderella — I felt like I couldn't go to the ball.
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So I felt like marrying the portraits with more news photography; it felt like a balance.
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But I felt like there was a lot of people in Alabama who felt like me.
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I felt like it was ugly, scarred, and completely broken, I felt like it has failed me.
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I just felt like a hand come down to me, it felt like that a little bit.
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I felt like I was limiting myself, I felt like people were putting me in a box.
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I felt like I knew her, I felt like she showed us who she was every week.
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It felt like my whole body was filled with water; even my eyes felt like they were drowning.
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It felt like it was a part of me, but I felt like a brand-new person afterward.
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It wouldn't have been the same; it wouldn't have felt like closure, it wouldn't felt like good-bye.
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I felt like I didn't quite get rewarded with my score for how I felt like I played.
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I always felt like if I had an opportunity I'd create an album that felt like a series.
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"I felt like I was lost and I felt like I was a loser," Mr. Goff, 53, said.
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We decided then that we were gonna play what we felt like and how we felt like playing it.
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It had moments that felt like closure to me, and this felt like a good time to step aside.
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I felt like a little kid," Fraser told GQ. "I felt like there was a ball in my throat.
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And I felt like it was missing something, and I felt like Kodie was the perfect match for the song.
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My heart felt like broken glass until I saw you, and then I felt like I had every Pokémon ever.
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"I don't know if it felt like our last album, but I definitely felt like this moment is fleeting," Josiah replied.
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I was moving about with no apparent difficulty, but my head felt like an anvil and my mind felt like slosh.
|
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And the question was not just whether you felt like eating at Nobu but whether you felt like being at Nobu.
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I felt like I was doing it too much; I felt like there wasn't any time to live and enjoy other things.
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It really felt like I had a million ideas and it felt like for the most part you could just do them.
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I felt like a delicate artist as a left handed hitter, and I felt like an arrogant bully on the right side.
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I felt like I didn't belong and I felt like as much as I wanted to be part of something bigger, I wasn't.
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"I felt like it was a call to duty, I felt like I was serving my country by serving him,"Manigault Newman says.
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If the Nike flagship felt like a museum, this flagship felt like a cross between a chic garage and an upscale locker room.
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Still, nothing in his "Masque" felt like dancing: Its succession of poses (largely flat-footed) and groupings felt like an entirely obscure ritual.
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When I started, it felt like I was having these dark meetings every day, and I felt like I wasn't doing my job well.
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I felt like I was trying to make you believe me … I was so frightened … I just felt like I was at such a deficit.
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"There was a moment where I felt like after TMZ, maybe a week after that, I felt like the energy levels were low," he said.
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"Probably some people have felt like Mr. Tony in a time of death — they felt like they were alone and nobody was around," Johnson said.
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Fate of the Furious felt like the series rediscovering itself, and surprisingly, Diesel felt like a guest star — even though the movie is all about him.
|
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I felt like I had to get back to who Kerry really is … I felt like I needed to create a little more stillness around me.
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"When I tried in my 30s, I still felt like I had some time, and the fertility clinic felt like a bright room," she tells PEOPLE.
|
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I stayed but I felt like the teams were built and the systems and strategy were in place, and it felt like a fine-oiled machine.
|
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I just felt like every time I invested in startups, I felt like the day after you invested, they started losing your money the next day.
|
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As 2015 closed, he never really felt like he settled in, and never felt like he had a chance to redeem himself fully from that horrific 2014.
|
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After what has felt like week after agonizing week of super aggravating Luke P. drama, episode 7 of The Bachelorette felt like a necessary salve. Mostly. Kinda.
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So I felt like le Carré's character George Smiley, who learns of yet another betrayal: I felt like I had taken an elbow deep in the gut.
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" She added, "I felt like Christopher was a boy … I felt like Milani was a girl … and right now, I'm really feeling like this baby is a boy.
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" Monique adds, "I felt like Christopher was a boy … I felt like Milani was a girl … and right now, I'm really feeling like this baby is a boy.
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Black Panther's Wakanda is so vivid, so vibrant, that seeing it for the first time felt like coming home, and leaving it again felt like a bittersweet goodbye.
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"It just felt like for the TV show, we've been promising this for a while and it just felt like we should have something," Moore told the magazine.
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I felt like I knew him, and he felt like he knew me, but really we were both building versions of the other we couldn't confirm or deny.
|
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At some points, season one felt like the quintessential New York TV series, but at others, it felt like a new American myth of the dying working class.
|
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"I felt like an impostor, I felt like people were looking at me and that I was going to be found out as not belonging there," he said.
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Yes, I felt like it was the right length of time and I felt like I've seen and experienced the very best of Myanmar within the six days.
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I felt like I was dialed in and I felt like I was moving really good today, I was in the right place and was following the puck.
|
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My experience with that show felt like shooting a short film, because that whole whirlwind of Nas and Andrea, to me at least, felt like this standalone short film.
|
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Because I felt like, for a second, I felt like an artist that I got to paint a picture for people to dive into however it emotionally changed them.
|
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Where F1 2013 felt like a labor of love, a work of shared enthusiasm between game developers and F1 fans, the next two iterations felt like contractual obligation releases.
|
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We wanted to feel like we had grown and we felt like we had grown, so it felt like we were following along with what felt natural to us.
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"It felt like a grab at first and then it just ripped into the skin, and that's when it hurt and felt like a bite," she told the outlet.
|
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I felt like I just put myself in their shoes, and some of those people are just nuts to begin with, so I felt like I just fit in.
|
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I felt like there was a point where we needed help, and I just felt like in order to really compete in the beauty industry, we needed more people.
|
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"I felt like a total failure when I couldn't instantly do this thing that I felt like any cat could do," says writer Marjorie Ingall, who has two children.
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I felt like we were all flying and free—I felt the music and the rising sun, I felt like the guy sucking my dick and I were connected.
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" - Irene, 236 "Felt like God for split second.
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" - Dave, 29 "Felt like I entered another dimension.
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TOPPINGS — 3 — This felt like heartburn going down.
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" - Beth, 234 "Sex felt like an alien probe.
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" "I just felt like – 'I'm going to share what's really happening with me,' and when I did, I felt like women really related with that and felt comfortable being vulnerable.
|
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"I felt like she's had a real background in photography, and she's got an eye, and I felt like she really has got that calling and it's genuine," he explains.
|
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So much was going on that I felt like I didn't get to process things the way I probably should have because I felt like I had to be strong.
|
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I felt bad because I felt like I embarrassed him, I felt like I disappointed him, and I have to live with a lot of that stuff and it's been tough.
|
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" Eleniak added, "I just felt like it was the perfect time to go because I had great storylines in my second year, but I felt like it got a little risqué.
|
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For a while, it felt like I needed to think of big experiences to draw from because that's what people liked—and I felt like I was good at it, too.
|
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"I felt like I was bullying him a little bit at times, like I felt like I was a little too hard on him at times," Cruz said of their childhoods.
|
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"At the time, it felt like reality TV shows had reached their peak, and [our show] felt like a parody of a reality TV show at the time," he tells Broadly.
|
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" You felt like you weren't meeting the "real her.
|
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Everything was perfect — we finally felt like a family.
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We felt like ... we caused sadness to his family.
|
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Was there a part of you that felt like ...?
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" The other part of me felt like: "So what?
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He felt like someone ... who was open, who listened.
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No lights or whatever – it just felt like sleep.
|
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" The man told paramedics he felt like "he's trippin'.
|
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He had felt like he was invulnerable — like Superman.
|
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He felt like a failure & decided to commit suicide.
|
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" Kardashian said: "I felt like she's a good person.
|
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It felt like a revolution — urgent, deep, vital, true.
|
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" She continues: "I felt like a runaway, an orphan.
|
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" Compared to combat, stealing money felt like "child's play.
|
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A coincidence — and yet it felt like something more.
|
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"I just felt like, the first time that happened I felt like this [makes a sad and confused face], and then later on I kind of just got really angry at them."
|
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Sanchez: We knew that if for even a second, if you felt like these people were acting, if it felt like a movie at all, we were going to lose the audience.
|
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As a scholarship kid from the city, I never really felt like I had my own home in any of those places; I always felt like just sort of a weird straggler.
|
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I had certain things that I was under a lot of stress to do certain things that I felt like I had to do otherwise I felt like I couldn't stay afloat.
|
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I always felt like I had burning on my feet and I felt like that's disappeared a little bit, and I've already felt the benefits of that a little bit in Wimbledon.
|
|
Khloé has also said she felt like "business people" found out about Caitlyn's transition before the family did, and that she felt like she had lost the man who helped raise her.
|
|
Rangers 4, Senators 1 | Series tied, 343-2 Even if it felt like more, even if it felt like a victory that asphyxiated the Ottawa Senators' playoff aspirations, it was only one.
|
|
"There was no time or stretch where I felt like we couldn't move the ball and yet no matter what we did it still felt like we weren't doing enough," Cousins said.
|
|
" She added that playing in the Olympics "felt like competing in heaven" — or so the translator said, before correcting her interpretation to: "It felt like I was competing in my own country.
|
|
That's what it felt like the first time I watched Almost Famous, and that's what it felt like when I watched How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days for the 10th time.
|
|
"People felt like Trump really understood them, that he was going to come in and create jobs for them ... They felt like they needed something to just turn everything upside down," she said.
|
|
"Every other kid that came in to audition felt like they were a cool, confident kid pretending to be shy, and she felt like a shy kid pretending to be confident," he says.
|
|
Despite the fact that I wasn't well traveled I felt like I had a pretty good grasp of what distant places looked and felt like – though I was sure I wasn't 100% right.
|
|
I felt like the whole theme of the album is fighting against an oppressive force, I felt like this is probably something that stands out the most at the moment for me personally.
|
|
I saw multiple people crying, and it felt like a release—a sort of healing prayer, one that felt like the perfect way to balance out the extremely tense situations that preceded it.
|
|
Finally, finally, after almost a decade abroad, my husband and I decided we needed to go home to see what home felt like, or if the United States even felt like home anymore.
|
|
"For so long it felt like I was free falling and just when it felt like I might hit the bottom I met my wife," he said before landing back on the plane.
|
|
Installing Sara's closet has been a surreal process," he continued, "because while it felt like we were working on an art installation, at the same time it felt like being a kid again.
|
|
She knew what it felt like to lift the World Cup trophy, what it felt like to compete at the Olympics, and she knew it would be wonderful to experience those feelings again.
|
|
She knew what it felt like to lift the World Cup trophy, what it felt like to compete at the Olympics, and she knew it would be wonderful to experience those feelings again.
|
|
I really felt like she just didn't let me in.
|
|
I finally felt like I could set down some roots.
|
|
"He felt like he had been done wrong," Martinez shares.
|
|
Even if you felt like doing it, you walked away.
|
|
"I felt like I was on my own," she says.
|
|
"I felt like I had to do this," he said.
|
|
It just felt like the most natural thing to do.
|
|
After surgery, his leg no longer felt like his own.
|
|
So it felt like running a marathon and a half.
|
|
It felt like an awesome first date that went nowhere.
|
|
Tibby says that her discovery initially felt like a stalking.
|
|
So in my world, I felt like things died down.
|
|
Vaughan was born a girl but never felt like one.
|
|
It felt like 50 cameras but it still felt intimate.
|
|
I felt like I was above myself watching it happen.
|
|
In fact, I felt like the environment was too sexualized.
|
|
And I felt like you weren't talking about my dance.
|
|
I've always felt like I can do and play anything.
|
|
I lost hope; I felt like I lost a battle.
|
|
Even playing GoldenEye felt like garbage next to PC shooters.
|
|
You just felt like you were hanging out with Davide.
|
|
"It felt like the [time passed] didn't happen," said Burke.
|
|
I think Josh felt like he wanted that a lot.
|
|
But for the first time, I felt like an addict.
|
|
And I felt like I was in the right place.
|
|
I felt like I was back in high school theater.
|
|
I felt like someone had thrown invisible paint on me.
|
|
I think I felt like I was my own boss.
|
|
I've heard of ghosting, but this felt like a haunting.
|
|
Still, I felt like Superman annihilating things with my eyes.
|
|
I felt like I'd been transported out of this world.
|
|
It sort of felt like it had an overture. Yes.
|
|
I felt like that door at the end of Titanic.
|
|
Even Bezos felt like he belonged on the big screen.
|
|
Everyone felt like they were missing all the good tweets.
|
|
Or maybe she just felt like uncovering her gothic soul?
|
|
"I felt like I made some good pitches," Fister said.
|
|
It felt like his historic greatness came just in time.
|
|
It felt like watching a football game at a bar.
|
|
Until my stomach felt like a bag of bruised fruit.
|
|
Making this record, I felt like Ashley O at times.
|
|
TBH, it felt like something straight out of The Jetsons.
|
|
At the time, Tagouri tells Refinery29, it felt like fate.
|
|
It felt like a new era for women and feminism.
|
|
It felt like cities were literally growing out the ground.
|
|
This week has felt like a mournful one to me.
|
|
Even this felt like an important step to some, though.
|
|
"I felt like I was going to die," she says.
|
|
The whole scene felt like a startup staffed by athletes.
|
|
"I just felt like it was a miracle," Ziegler said.
|
|
It felt like I was in a 'Star Wars' movie.
|
|
I felt like I had to find myself completely again.
|
|
"I just felt like I deserved it all," Sarah said.
|
|
I felt like I was submitting to chemical castration myself.
|
|
I felt like I made some really good pitches, too.
|
|
The eggs just felt like a good comfy, smooth shape.
|
|
"It felt like we were flying over a different planet."
|
|
There have been times when we felt like complete strangers.
|
|
The crazies had taken over the asylum, it felt like.
|
|
I felt like it was time for me to leave.
|
|
I felt like that with this record: it's very cohesive.
|
|
It felt like they were right next to my ears.
|
|
"[I]t sure felt like it !" she wrote on Twitter.
|
|
And it felt like they respected me for my honesty.
|
|
Growing up, I felt like I was never good enough.
|
|
It kind of felt like we were in a nightclub.
|
|
When I was job hunting, I felt like a superhero.
|
|
Most of all, it felt like a really safe space.
|
|
I never felt like pulling out my hair using it.
|
|
I felt like we were best friends after that conversation.
|
|
So it just felt like a fresh thing to do.
|
|
By contrast, the Sonicare Series 2 felt like a toy.
|
|
Telling the whole truth to anyone felt like a betrayal.
|
|
"It felt like people were deciding for me," he says.
|
|
It felt like this thing that I had to prove.
|
|
This felt like the worst news I could have received.
|
|
I felt like the book was speaking to me directly.
|
|
Mostly, I felt like I was not a good mom.
|
|
I felt like I had to step into that role.
|
|
It felt like fate had brought them there, Lucano said.
|
|
We got out with O.J. We felt like rock stars.
|
|
Vicente said he felt like there was no way out.
|
|
The 2018 Geneva Motor Show felt like a watershed moment.
|
|
Blindfolded, I felt like I could die at any moment.
|
|
In his 80s, I felt like he finally got me.
|
|
You felt like you were sitting inside of a guitar.
|
|
It felt like medicine, like balm for a weary soul.
|
|
It felt like a transitional period while it was happening.
|
|
I felt like I was more with him than before.
|
|
It felt like I was breaking up with a boyfriend.
|
|
However, she felt like she was splitting up her energy.
|
|
We felt like we didn't deserve what happened to us.
|
|
It felt like bugs crawling up his arms and legs.
|
|
It really felt like why is this happening in 2020?
|
|
Conversation with him felt like an exhilarating game of tennis.
|
|
That felt like a late Friday night, drunken kinda post.
|
|
"It felt like, let us work every angle," Davis said.
|
|
Still, we felt like we had to talk about it.
|
|
After all that firefighter gear, the harness felt like nothing.
|
|
And I felt like that vibe really fit this song.
|
|
"It always felt like a waste of potential," Condren continues.
|
|
It felt like everyone was there for the wrong reasons.
|
|
"I felt like I was tricking everyone," she said, soberly.
|
|
I felt like somebody else had taken over my brain.
|
|
"It felt like gaslighting," says one student from the thread.
|
|
In the palm of my hand, it felt like moisturizer.
|
|
"It felt like the perfect brew of combat," he says.
|
|
IT WAS hardly unexpected, yet it felt like a bombshell.
|
|
"So this collaboration felt like a fun and natural pairing."
|
|
"That album felt like a child of mine," RZA said.
|
|
And it felt like I had only myself to blame.
|
|
So it definitely felt like something people needed right now.
|
|
Instead of feeling powerful, I felt like a fucking dork.
|
|
Fried Green Tomatoes felt like the answer to a wish.
|
|
"I felt like I had everything working today," Sanchez said.
|
|
"I felt like throwing up," Cueto said through an interpreter.
|
|
Ultimately, they felt like the latter option made more sense.
|
|
And I felt like she was taking the issue seriously.
|
|
Corporate speaking engagements followed, although Hawk felt like an outsider.
|
|
They felt like it was the right thing to do.
|
|
I felt like that's where I was at the time.
|
|
"I felt like everyone was looking at me," she says.
|
|
By the third floor, I felt like I couldn't breathe.
|
|
I felt like I threw a bomb in their lives.
|
|
"I felt like I needed to be heard," she said.
|
|
Felt like she was with me when I was here.
|
|
The real band felt like Bruce, Noel, Callum, and me.
|
|
I felt like I could have been here awhile ago.
|
|
"I almost felt like we were being deceitful," he said.
|
|
For the first time, I really felt like a prisoner.
|
|
Put meals together… I felt like were any other commune.
|
|
I think it felt like the right time to go.
|
|
It felt like the sky was the limit back then.
|
|
It felt like it was just a flow of grace.
|
|
Upon its release, Tron: Legacy felt like a massive gamble.
|
|
To Zubaydah, it still felt like his skull was shattering.
|
|
I mean, yes, we felt like this strategy will work.
|
|
I felt like I had just taken a big pee.
|
|
And I felt like everything had to be just perfect.
|
|
I hadn't felt like this about someone since Emily [Maynard].
|
|
It felt like a place that could become a home.
|
|
I really felt like that was a gift from God.
|
|
In this moment Battlefield felt like an entirely new game.
|
|
It felt like he was putting his weight on me.
|
|
"I felt like I was 5 years old," she admitted.
|
|
I treated her and felt like she was my daughter.
|
|
And I felt like that was all I could do.
|
|
I felt like it wasn't something I'd really done before.
|
|
I felt like I was living in an alternative universe.
|
|
"I felt like I pitched pretty well today," Gee said.
|
|
Ultimately, the exhibition felt like a total deprivation of innocence.
|
|
I felt like I lost a life at that point.
|
|
Hatfield said she felt like the family needed a miracle.
|
|
Honestly, it felt like it took at least a year.
|
|
Have you felt like part of your soul was missing?
|
|
Last night's Riverdale felt like a major story pushing effort.
|
|
And on those occasions, I've felt like a million bucks.
|
|
I loved it, but I also felt like an imposter.
|
|
As the days passed, it felt like we were stuck.
|
|
It was soothing, cooling, and felt like a skin dream.
|
|
She felt like it was time to let it go.
|
|
It felt like someone had poured acid on my foot.
|
|
I couldn't believe how much that story felt like mine.
|
|
I really felt like I needed to make that record.
|
|
I felt like I should have been the favored there.
|
|
Graham sometimes felt like a visitor from a parallel dimension.
|
|
Despite being sent home, Ware still felt like a champion.
|
|
Season 1 of Westworld featured what felt like nascent feminism.
|
|
Even J. Cole and Skrillex felt like safer bets. 23.
|
|
Plus, I felt like I reconnected with my inner child.
|
|
It felt like you kind of walked into a museum.
|
|
That felt like a weird way to go with Randall.
|
|
It felt like you were driving into this little heaven.
|
|
It felt like the windows were going to fly off.
|
|
At least we felt like we had to absolutely evacuate.
|
|
"I felt like I was having a seizure," Hardin recalls.
|
|
It felt like I had been hit by a car.
|
|
That felt like the longest car ride of my life.
|
|
All of this had felt like a fantasy until then.
|
|
I just always felt like I had to do more.
|
|
He felt like he's unable to do that right now.
|
|
In many ways, her things felt like home to her.
|
|
But I just felt like they were disrespectful and gross.
|
|
Everything from that point forward felt like a fait accompli.
|
|
Local musicians became friends, but they never felt like equals.
|
|
So it felt like some kind of like a hybrid.
|
|
And we again felt like this is way too soon.
|
|
I felt like I was in it to win it.
|
|
More than simply "change," Obama's election felt like an inversion.
|
|
That's just what I felt like after I was released.
|
|
We joked about it, but it felt like an omen.
|
|
I felt like everything was going 22013 miles an hour.
|
|
It felt like all these different sets of global communities.
|
|
It just felt like we were making Bronx I again.
|
|
"I felt like I lost control of them," Daniela testified.
|
|
I felt like I really elevated my game this year.
|
|
I felt like this had to be a good sign.
|
|
Initially it felt like I had taken on too much.
|
|
I felt like I was part of something really huge.
|
|
I felt like I did my civic duty and voted.
|
|
"I just felt like you were lying," she told Huger.
|
|
Of course, that felt like a basic loss of freedom.
|
|
It felt like there were demonstrations about something every Saturday.
|
|
I felt like I had just gotten fired via tweet.
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I really felt like you were drowning at the beginning.
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Waiting for him to say the words felt like FOREVER!!
|
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But it felt like, well, there's nothing to repeat here!
|
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Overall, I felt like I had maximized my time off.
|
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When I watched the video, I felt like that, too.
|
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"It felt like a bulldozer was driving past," he said.
|
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When you went downstairs, it felt like a secret clubhouse.
|
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"I felt like my rights were completely violated," Loveland said.
|
|
At that moment it felt like it was slipping out.
|
|
I just felt like I was in a cement box.
|
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Rather, they felt like they'd just driven around all day.
|
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I felt like that every day I went to work.
|
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I honestly felt like I was living in a movie.
|
|
I felt like he brought that side out in me.
|
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Before that, I felt like I was always under someone.
|
|
After a decade of waiting, it felt like coming home.
|
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I felt like I was set up from day one.
|
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I felt like the future was pulsing on my wrist.
|
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I felt like you got over on me on this.
|
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Rahill: Well, I felt like I overshared on social media.
|
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So when Lyle proposed, I felt like I was betrayed.
|
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I felt like there's no one to draft off of.
|
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I felt like I was losing myself to this character.
|
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"I felt like I managed the climate fine," Dickey said.
|
|
I've always said I would do whatever I felt like.
|
|
It felt like a stat pulled directly from my home.
|
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It felt like we were living in a Hollywood blockbuster.
|
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I felt like I was living in a mental fog.
|
|
Off the bat, it felt like I got that one.
|
|
"We felt like there was plenty of time," Agoos says.
|
|
"I felt like it was a big win," Greinke said.
|
|
From that point, the war felt like it changed. Forever.
|
|
People on Twitter joked that it felt like election night.
|
|
It felt like the worst three hours of my life.
|
|
"It felt like it was going to break," Pavelski said.
|
|
Up until this point it felt like a test run.
|
|
I felt like he was speaking for the other nominees.
|
|
It felt like a hotel in any global business capital.
|
|
At first, I felt like a fish out of water.
|
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It felt like our whole line was skating in general.
|
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"I felt like I could breathe again," Talley tells PEOPLE.
|
|
It felt like the world had been, sort of, solved.
|
|
This week felt like a major moment in Flynn's demise.
|
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"It felt like a wasp sting," Richard told Global News.
|
|
So the final twist felt like two twists to me.
|
|
They wore home whites, and felt like a home team.
|
|
Meanwhile, I never felt like I belonged in either group.
|
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"I felt like that was a bigger victory," Armato said.
|
|
"In the hospital, I felt like a prisoner," she says.
|
|
It just felt like breakups were stuck in the past.
|
|
He felt like he was putting his life on hold.
|
|
His successes felt like our successes like no other athlete.
|
|
In any other year, this would have felt like progress.
|
|
I felt like Cassandra walking into her own dark future.
|
|
I really felt like I was a number in there.
|
|
But the darkness within her felt like something else entirely.
|
|
Realizing that has felt like a parting gift from him.
|
|
"I always felt like I wasn't the norm," she says.
|
|
"It felt like she was stolen from us," says Lee.
|
|
" NR: "It almost felt like it came out of nowhere.
|
|
At the same time, I felt like ... She deserves responsibility.
|
|
During these six months I felt like we got closer.
|
|
But it felt like a beta version of the idea.
|
|
It felt like the fans were right over the floor.
|
|
At 39, I felt like it was now or never.
|
|
I felt like I was in a bubble for ever.
|
|
I never felt like I could be myself at home.
|
|
According to Carl Richards, even celebrities have felt like impostors.
|
|
Mr. Schmidt said her tour of Appalachia felt like pandering.
|
|
I felt like I was constantly trying to balance it.
|
|
I felt like, maybe I played a part in that.
|
|
"The Chinese felt like they had Trump's number," he said.
|
|
It all felt like a plot to drive her insane.
|
|
I felt like i had to find myself completely again.
|
|
He looked like he belonged, it felt like he belonged.
|
|
It felt like his own mental map included his partner.
|
|
He always felt like he had to justify that himself.
|
|
I felt like as Wynter Gordon, people weren't really listening.
|
|
For a long time, I felt like I couldn't breathe.
|
|
That was when I felt like I could move on.
|
|
She felt like the Jewish mom that I never had.
|
|
Sometimes, I felt like I was part of the problem.
|
|
I felt like filming that would let people know that.
|
|
"I felt like I was born too late," Egan said.
|
|
"I felt like I was doing my work," she said.
|
|
"It felt like we were in a blender," she said.
|
|
"I felt like a million bucks that day," she said.
|
|
Still, "it felt like filmmaking by committee," Mr. Creutz said.
|
|
"We felt like we've been playing in mud," Spoelstra said.
|
|
They celebrated what felt like the return of better days.
|
|
"I really felt like it was the apocalypse," one said.
|
|
"Because I felt like I knew since December," he said.
|
|
"I felt like I had done something bigger than myself."
|
|
"I felt like I was in a movie," he said.
|
|
"It just felt like it was forever," Brunson said. Jenkins?
|
|
She almost felt like she was in an incestuous relationship.
|
|
I felt like that double 23 was not a coincidence.
|
|
Wouldn't it be more interesting if Tuesday felt like Wednesday?
|
|
I just felt like everything was falling in on us.
|
|
"I felt like I was an adult immediately," he said.
|
|
"Everybody felt like we'd been set up," Walter Mitchell said.
|
|
I felt like today was going to be my day.
|
|
For some reason I felt like I was being watched.
|
|
I felt like this was my punishment for being angry.
|
|
This felt like a missed opportunity on the hotel's part.
|
|
"I felt like it could have been me," he said.
|
|
"I felt like there was no better day," she said.
|
|
Feloni: So you felt like you weren't working for it.
|
|
Joe Walsh: It's felt like we've been on a rocketship.
|
|
I felt like I was in one of his movies.
|
|
To see them so close felt like a lucky stroke.
|
|
He felt like he got some priceless comedy or something.
|
|
Visiting Mexico Beach thus felt like stepping back in time.
|
|
"I always felt like I had the game," Williams said.
|
|
I felt like I could find my place in blackness.
|
|
"I felt like it made their love eternal," he said.
|
|
"Wow, it felt like I was young again," she said.
|
|
His recent media appearances have felt like a victory lap.
|
|
I felt like Costco's food court had enormous portion sizes
|
|
I felt like tonight everybody was involved and creating things.
|
|
I was 15, and I'd never felt like I belonged.
|
|
It felt like the first day I was ever there.
|
|
Sometimes she woke up and felt like she couldn't breathe.
|
|
But Mr. Simon's lullaby felt like more than crowd control.
|
|
"It felt like you were in a greenhouse," Allman recalled.
|
|
With each trip, I felt like I'd aged a decade.
|
|
But we felt like she was totally right about it.
|
|
"It felt like I couldn't do anything right," he said.
|
|
We felt like we had to take what we could.
|
|
"I never felt like I owned the brain," Annese said.
|
|
But it just felt like the right one to make.
|
|
The 2016 election felt like it lasted an entire lifetime.
|
|
I felt like I needed $0003 million to be happy.
|
|
"I felt like a rockstar," Schenardi said about the experience.
|
|
It felt like somebody … dropped a big piece of metal.
|
|
"It felt like there was an optimism there," Inman said.
|
|
"It felt like it was like a dream," Syndergaard said.
|
|
I felt like such a betrayer of my feminist values.
|
|
I'm rounding up, but it certainly felt like that anyway.
|
|
"I just felt like I wasn't enough," remembers Robotti today.
|
|
" He added: "I felt like I had to change it.
|
|
The glee around that freedom felt like a rap holiday.
|
|
The policy change, first reported by Motherboard, felt like progress.
|
|
It felt like a magic trick — mesmerizing, and totally inexplicable.
|
|
And there were dreams — so real they felt like hallucinations.
|
|
Afterward, I felt like I had someone on my side.
|
|
It felt like it just went on and on forever.
|
|
I felt like we were kind of in it together.
|
|
She says the impact felt like hitting a brick wall.
|
|
Just trying to hang on, felt like I played solid.
|
|
Everybody felt like they were walking through Compton with Dre.
|
|
"It felt like a death in the family," Anderson says.
|
|
Last month, it felt like a chatbot revolution was coming.
|
|
It felt like I died and came back to life.
|
|
"It just felt like, completely groundbreaking and painful," she said.
|
|
And it felt like the greatest idea in the world.
|
|
At first, I felt like my body was being crushed.
|
|
For her it felt like she was becoming something else.
|
|
The doc felt like the nail in the band's coffin.
|
|
I felt like a teenager sneaking out of the house.
|
|
Most people were pretty nice; some regulars felt like friends.
|
|
It felt like the world was changing in that moment.
|
|
Putney's always felt like a place with an identity crisis.
|
|
It felt like we were waiting for a rock star.
|
|
"Before, I felt like we were just surviving," Mills says.
|
|
I felt like this is sort of in that lineage.
|
|
I felt like I was in control of my life.
|
|
I felt like I might have finally figured it out.
|
|
I wanted a colour palette that felt like a bruise.
|
|
For the first time, I felt like it was genuine.
|
|
I felt like I couldn't keep up with her physically.
|
|
The small space I now occupied felt like something significant.
|
|
It was so big I felt like I was drowning.
|
|
I felt like I lost my mother all over again.
|
|
I felt like I did that for the most part.
|
|
These cities, as cartoonish as they are, felt like places.
|
|
The reader felt like the papers were on their side.
|
|
And again, that just felt like been there, done that.
|
|
Swimming felt like the culmination of years of difficult work.
|
|
Marlena's being in Hayes Valley felt like such an outlier.
|
|
Coats of Chapstick would disappear in what felt like seconds.
|
|
Indeed, I kind of felt like that was the point.
|
|
"I felt like I was overstepping my bounds," he says.
|
|
Anyway, I felt like a dog in those ensuing moments.
|
|
The photos felt like they were just probing at us.
|
|
My life felt like a horror movie all over again.
|
|
Which felt like something I didn't really have time for.
|
|
I always felt like an outsider even before worldwide attention.
|
|
It just felt like people were having more fun visually.
|
|
"It felt like looking down a black tunnel," she said.
|
|
Waiting for the elevator felt like a fun time warp.
|
|
And suddenly felt like I was somewhere entirely different altogether.
|
|
The downside was the fabric, which felt like a tablecloth.
|
|
But Rubin's $90 million payout felt like a sucker punch.
|
|
I just felt, like, all of this weight leave me.
|
|
For what felt like a direct threat to his life.
|
|
I felt like last year, the pitching just beat us.
|
|
It felt like a lot more than ticking a box.
|
|
"I felt like I was ready to compete," Woods said.
|
|
It felt like a privilege, like they were honor guards.
|
|
Mindy, I don't know what it felt like for you.
|
|
Instead of exercise, this workout suddenly felt like a competition.
|
|
"It felt like we could breathe again," Ms. Zwally said.
|
|
And that one hour to me felt like a year.
|
|
The storm — so strange, almost otherworldly — felt like a warning.
|
|
I felt like I never had time to really think.
|
|
DIAMOND We all felt like such [expletive] after that gig.
|
|
I felt like I was a part of something bigger.
|
|
But here, it felt like a sampler, an airport store.
|
|
At times, the general election has felt like a sideshow.
|
|
"I felt like I was going to die," she said.
|
|
At first, the bites felt like more of a tickle.
|
|
It felt like dropping acid with Todd Haynes in church.
|
|
I liked that you guys felt like we were friends.
|
|
Behind the scenes, however, he felt like he was drowning.
|
|
"I felt like they were stalking me," Mr. Parker said.
|
|
I've always felt like I'm supplying a much needed service.
|
|
"Honestly, I felt like a really big hypocrite," she said.
|
|
But I never felt like I put down roots there.
|
|
At the same time, I felt like I needed cigarettes.
|
|
I actually felt like I was in Beijing or something.
|
|
"It felt like we were in a movie," Finkelstein remembers.
|
|
All at once, I no longer felt like a dichotomy.
|
|
It felt like something that happens often in their friendship.
|
|
So it felt like, what are babies to these girls?
|
|
It felt like a steal for 38 euros a person.
|
|
With Job Simulator, I felt like I was actually there.
|
|
And I felt like we, as citizens, needed to engage.
|
|
I never felt like he needed any warming up period.
|
|
It just always felt like you were pulling somebody along.
|
|
It felt like Tindersticks had never really stopped for me.
|
|
My skull was throbbing, and my insides felt like liquid.
|
|
"It felt like we were worthless to them," he said.
|
|
When the first leaves sprouted, I felt like a god.
|
|
"We felt like we totally had the Eiffel Tower experience."
|
|
It felt like you're being sent to the principal's office.
|
|
For the first time I felt like I wasn't alone.
|
|
It felt like this problem was spinning out of control.
|
|
It felt like this connectedness that I'd never felt before.
|
|
It's not that they felt like cool future skater kids.
|
|
It's not that they felt like cool future skater kids.
|
|
" He added: "I just felt like people were on me.
|
|
" She said it "felt like a stab to my chest.
|
|
I felt like a right dick after speaking to Sophie.
|
|
Throughout my three pregnancies, I never once felt like that.
|
|
"I've always physically felt like I'm a flamingo," he said.
|
|
And that wraps up what felt like a refreshing show.
|
|
"It felt like a weight was officially lifted," he said.
|
|
I felt like I was standing naked before the world.
|
|
It must have felt like he was dating a puppy.
|
|
Is this really what Vegas 70 years ago felt like?
|
|
"It felt like the opportunity of a lifetime," he added.
|
|
When I was a kid, this always felt like magic.
|
|
I just felt like I wasn't on the gravy train.
|
|
"Today I kind of felt like a challenger," she said.
|
|
"It felt like ours," Ms. Rae said of the album.
|
|
And it felt like seeing that was something I understood.
|
|
To her, Houston somehow felt like home from the beginning.
|
|
But to the activists, the timing felt like a victory.
|
|
But I also felt like I had to say something.
|
|
I felt like I was the same as everyone else.
|
|
"To us, it felt like free therapy," Schwan Park said.
|
|
It felt like walking into a large, sumptuous, scarlet library.
|
|
I felt like my own life went in the trash.
|
|
It felt like a little freedom, to look at it.
|
|
"Parts Unknown" often felt like a commentary on foreign policy.
|
|
Despite all my prep, I felt like I wasn't ready.
|
|
I felt like I had been completely taken advantage of.
|
|
I've never felt like this ever in my life before.
|
|
I really felt like I was at very low risk.
|
|
It felt like the right way to bring it back.
|
|
You felt like you were part of something really special.
|
|
It felt like the beginning of a zombie apocalypse movie.
|
|
"She felt like she gave up $150,000," Mr. Snider said.
|
|
Two of the male judges said they felt like gynecologists.
|
|
Until then, I felt like we were just working together.
|
|
On the other, I felt like I'd captured something impossible.
|
|
"I felt like I was wanted up here," Muncy said.
|
|
I felt like, 'Did I squeeze the lemon too hard?
|
|
I rarely felt like saying, No, it's nothing like that.
|
|
My first stop felt like the opposite of Italian, however.
|
|
For all his lofty ambitions, he felt like a failure.
|
|
"It felt like going back to medieval times," she says.
|
|
"In those days, it felt like a failure," Abramson says.
|
|
Rather, I felt like so much more of a target.
|
|
By midafternoon, it was so dark it felt like nightfall.
|
|
He felt like he knew what was best for me.
|
|
I felt like we made it very difficult on them.
|
|
As a secular New York Jew, Bernie felt like family.
|
|
I felt like the whole world was laughing at me.
|
|
After my uterus ruptured, surrogacy felt like my only choice.
|
|
"I felt like my heart stopped," Ms. Perez, 163, said.
|
|
Similarly, two bathrooms felt like a lot for two people.
|
|
I felt like I had been kicked in the teeth.
|
|
I felt like I'd been dropped into a cold lake.
|
|
In a way, it felt like Ms. Young's real return.
|
|
That argument would have felt like willful, sneering, bourgeois contrarianism.
|
|
My body knew what the threat of creditors felt like.
|
|
Yeah, it seemed pretty good... It definitely felt like that.
|
|
I felt like that was the end of my career.
|
|
It felt like bad luck even to think of it.
|
|
He felt like a spectator watching her through a window.
|
|
The last 10 years have felt like the #CrushIt decade.
|
|
"It just felt like a huge loss," she told me.
|
|
It just felt like too high a mountain to climb.
|
|
Too many of the solos felt like operatic set pieces.
|
|
"Some days I felt like we were friends," Ross said.
|
|
In the process, she felt like she was unburdening herself.
|
|
I felt like all this weight came off my shoulders.
|
|
In her case, she felt like therapy was not helpful.
|
|
I've never felt like an elitist, but tonight I do.
|
|
The huge towels that felt like blankets were a bonus.
|
|
At the office, the cluster felt like a funeral home.
|
|
It was incredibly invasive and I felt like a criminal.
|
|
It was what felt like the denial of basic dignity.
|
|
"Joker" felt like it was treated with far more reverence.
|
|
It felt like the longest elevator ride of my life.
|
|
I felt like I'd been wrapped in an electric blanket.
|
|
As I grew up, Vietnam felt like a big secret.
|
|
It felt like we were moving in the right direction.
|
|
Deep inside, beyond the bravado, you felt like an idiot.
|
|
Miller raised his eyebrows, skepticism that felt like a slap.
|
|
"I felt like I failed them," Landrum says, choking up.
|
|
"I felt like my heart had been attacked," she said.
|
|
Like, we were saying earlier, it felt like a ceasefire.
|
|
I felt like I was in a nightmare or something.
|
|
"It felt like uncorking something; it was emotional," he said.
|
|
Fake views Have you ever felt like Google is omnipotent?
|
|
After my Oktoberfest adventures, it felt like a palette cleanser.
|
|
"I just felt like I fit in here," Chapman said.
|
|
I felt like it was going to make me tired.
|
|
"He felt like he was picked on," Mr. Guerrero said.
|
|
I felt like we were in a family together already.
|
|
"I just felt like it was so invasive," he recalled.
|
|
In a quiet room, it often felt like a lot.
|
|
As the situation escalated, Maza felt like he put Vox.
|
|
I felt like I had a need to say something.
|
|
We gathered around the table and it felt like family.
|
|
"I felt like I had failed," he said, choking up.
|
|
The Hard Swallow felt like a new beginning for them.
|
|
Jordan said he felt like a big brother to Bryant.
|
|
"When I heard that, I felt like dying," he said.
|
|
"I felt like I was taken advantage of," Cristiani said.
|
|
And I just felt like I'd leveled the playing field.
|
|
I never really felt like I was playing a soldier.
|
|
The taste, Etta told me, felt like sucking on metal.
|
|
We felt like we completed that tale by the end.
|
|
It felt like a lot of social networks could coexist.
|
|
And I thought it felt like a completely different neighborhood.
|
|
"The Upper West Side felt like home," Ms. Kim concluded.
|
|
It really felt like I was going through it again.
|
|
Sometimes it felt like one big, violent game of house.
|
|
"And that's really what it felt like," Senator Weinberg added.
|
|
Horns blared, and Azteca felt like a pulsing, pounding beehive.
|
|
It felt like being at the heart of the war.
|
|
I felt like singing and running, or skipping and laughing.
|
|
"I felt like I deserved a nice car," she says.
|
|
Keating said it felt like his entire body was vibrating.
|
|
When I started working in coffee, it felt like home.
|
|
Left one just felt like a spasm in my back.
|
|
"I felt like I was abandoning the Titanic," he said.
|
|
It felt like a scientific experiment, not a human engagement.
|
|
I felt like I didn't have the personality for it.
|
|
Well, it sure felt like this while I was looking.
|
|
"I felt like I was probably being judged," he said.
|
|
"I felt like, oh, what am I doing?" she said.
|
|
His life, meanwhile, increasingly felt like a series of derailments.
|
|
When I put that on, I felt like an empress.
|
|
It felt like the floor fell out from under me.
|
|
It felt like I was really stepping off a cliff.
|
|
"I felt like I was behind every hitter," Bettis said.
|
|
It felt like any other day at work for me.
|
|
I definitely felt like, wow, did we really do this?
|
|
It felt like a relief — but it was also terrifying.
|
|
It felt like walking on teeth and bone and glass.
|
|
The original Thronos felt like your typical trade show stunt.
|
|
"He said it all felt like a dream," she said.
|
|
"Dear Future Husband" felt like a step back for feminism.
|
|
My mom says she felt like she lost me then.
|
|
For a brief, magical time, that "maybe" felt like reality.
|
|
It felt like this effort was wasted if people left.
|
|
I felt like I didn't have anything good to offer.
|
|
"2018 felt like aging five years in one," Musk said.
|
|
I felt like an idiot for not having seen it.
|
|
It always felt like fantasy, and Ranieri always knew it.
|
|
"It felt like I was running on jelly," he said.
|
|
"Yeah, it kind of felt like a dagger," Lecomte said.
|
|
People stayed in their homes for what felt like days.
|
|
When Beckett was diagnosed, she felt like she was alone.
|
|
The pain felt like a dull knife, carving her insides.
|
|
It was the kind of momentum that felt like destiny.
|
|
This time it felt like the mayor was shunning Jesus.
|
|
I felt like he was very calm and under control.
|
|
It just felt like a busy day at the store.
|
|
Even after they reconciled, Mai felt like she needed answers.
|
|
To their frustration they felt like they were getting blocked.
|
|
For much of the eastern US, Thursday felt like spring.
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I felt like a complete failure, on the deepest level.
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"It just felt like such a unique opportunity," he said.
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I felt like I needed support from the performers somehow.
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I felt like I stroked it a lot better today.
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For the most part, it felt like a normal tour.
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It really felt like I was in an actor's space.
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It really felt like I had no time to lose.
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"I have never felt like a freak here," he said.
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It felt like "DOOM" — but this was clearly something new.
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Taken all together, this felt like a nice Thursday outing.
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I felt like I wanted to cry, but I didn't.
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The juror, however, still felt like there would be repercussions.
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But I remember what it felt like to do it.
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I felt like Lindsay Lohan when I was wearing it.
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It hurt her and afterward I felt like a jerk.
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"I just felt like it was a distraction," he said.
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I felt like there was no place for me anywhere.
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I felt like I have to win the second set.
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She didn't leave the house for what felt like months.
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It felt like 'Mad Max,' and the gasoline was gold.
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I almost felt like I got smacked for doing it.
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My last day of the decade felt like the apocalypse.
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"I felt like I just wasted the $2,000," Koga said.
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That is, I never felt like one of the guys.
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As a listener, you felt like you were in trouble.
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The vibe felt like a lunar tidal pull in there.
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"I felt like I wanted to throw up," she said.
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That felt like cap circumvention to a lot of fans.
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But, it felt like there was a lot of ... Experimentation.
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I felt like I should've known about her all along!
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I felt like I didn't have a purpose in mind.
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I just felt like they should come home with me.
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It really felt like being a part of a team.
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The 90s felt like a second golden era of movies.
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"I felt like my group was in danger," he said.
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It felt like a movie scene you would never see.
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I felt like I was in a David Lynch movie.
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They felt like they were a part of the process.
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I felt like I had sight after reading that book.
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She felt like she knew what she was up against.
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I always felt like I was one step behind him.
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But more of it felt like distraction than something vital.
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I tried but I never felt like I fit in.
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"I felt like, OK, they're arresting me again," she says.
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He felt like a loser in a lot of ways.
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Mostly, I felt like I just spent $9 on coffee.
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" "Minutes felt like hours, colors seemed more vibrant and clear.
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Because of its many inhabitants, Garreg Mach Monastery had joined the ranks of Mass Effect's Normandy or Suikoden's many castles as a place that felt like home, filled with people that felt like friends.
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The death of the iconic social justice minister felt like more than a tragedy for the organizers who spoke to CNN: It felt like a backlash against the progressive agenda they were working toward.
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"It just felt like it was the right moment and time for me to move on," noting that she was unhappy with how it felt like the NYSE was lagging behind in technology adoption.
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I kind of felt like I just had to mention it before I released my record, just so people knew…who it was about, and it felt like a brave thing to do as well.
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When I moved to the West Side, I felt like there was so much negative stuff around me, I felt like I had to be the positive influence, with all this negative shit going on.
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I felt like I didn't have a right to call myself a lesbian when I'd been with men for most of my life, and I felt like my marriage was something I needed to hide.
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"The tone of the clubhouse today, for the first time, I felt like they were very much aware of what was happening and I felt like there was real anxiety in that clubhouse," Mozeliak said.
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"It felt like they had something against me," Johnson told us.
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I felt like rushing to Israel, as bizarre as that sounds.
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" She added that the victory felt like a "dream coming true.
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I felt like I was taking care of someone's else's child.
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It felt like I was a rock star for a second.
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This time it felt like I was having a heart attack.
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"I felt like my creativity's a little bit particular," she said.
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It almost felt like a different job in a different drama.
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We felt like we didn't have enough time with that show.
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I felt like saying, 'Do you know what you have done?
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I felt like I was growing with him, and I was.
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"I felt like I wasn't in my body," Parks told People .
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It's always felt like a miracle, but never quite like this.
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When it happened, it felt like an alien drilling my throat.
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I felt like Halo 4 was pale imitation of previous Halos.
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I felt like I'd devoted my life to cleaning, not cooking.
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It was perfect, and I felt like I really "get" salads.
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All at once, it felt like a lot to take on.
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He said it felt like being gored by a thick fishhook.
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I felt like a snake was eating me from the inside.
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These signs also felt like a very specific call to action.
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I felt like I might actually understand how to form music.
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I felt like maybe, against the odds, we COULD get there.
|
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I FaceTuned pics because I felt like people would shame me.
|
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But I felt like it's not over between him and Kristina.
|
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Some of these investments have so far felt like audacious moonshots.
|
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"I felt like I threw the ball pretty well," Duffy said.
|
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I think everybody just felt like someone shit in our cornflakes.
|
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"I felt like it was sexual harassment," Lantz told BuzzFeed News.
|
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But I felt like my talent wasn't appreciated, so I stopped.
|
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It felt like opening up in a lot of different possibilities.
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"I always felt like I was different," Anderson said this week.
|
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And his eyes, I felt like Max was looking at me.
|
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It was a moment when Trump's campaign felt like satire again.
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"I felt like that was such a good game," Corden said.
|
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I felt like: We are letting him down as a crowd.
|
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I felt like maybe he wanted us to stand up more.
|
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Before long I realized it also felt like Pedro the Lion.
|
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I always felt like my daughter chose me for this reason.
|
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"I felt like, this is the year," Peron told Fast Company.
|
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And I felt like he was doing a similar thing here.
|
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Washing machines have always felt like a sort of necessary evil.
|
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"It felt like hours I was in that closet," he said.
|
|
Watching them almost felt like an unwanted distraction from the frontrunners.
|
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Don Tanner said he, too, felt like taking his own life.
|
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"I felt like this year we really needed it," says Lee.
|
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It felt like a rally race with me as the navigator.
|
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Five years ago, I felt like I had all of that.
|
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The build-up and capture felt like encountering some rare Pokémon.
|
|
Music has felt like a really divine presence in my life.
|
|
My heart felt like it stopped, my stomach was in knots!
|
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Each time my struggle was invalidated, it felt like a cut.
|
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I felt like the environment was just so much my understanding.
|
|
That was a view it felt like a triumph to change.
|
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Caudle said he felt like Champion was trying to intimidate him.
|
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It felt like she was yet another character created for men.
|
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He shows me the goods and it genuinely felt like Christmas.
|
|
These were people who really felt like they were left behind.
|
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Ever felt like packing it all in for a quieter life?
|
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I felt like we did and we needed a little space.
|
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I felt like I wanted to do something to honor them.
|
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Battered by competition, it felt like the district had stopped trying.
|
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"This has felt like a year in my 40s," she says.
|
|
A distraction in what otherwise felt like a moment of chaos.
|
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" He explained that meeting Gabe "felt like a call to action.
|
|
"I felt like I got into a good rhythm," Romano said.
|
|
"Growing up, I felt like I wasn't feminine enough," Miller says.
|
|
Still, I felt like a big girl, sitting beside the men.
|
|
Look, seen through teen eyes it felt like a dramatic time.
|
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I felt like a weight had been taken off my shoulders.
|
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I never once felt like I wasn't in control while riding.
|
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"This felt like a final stab," Tawny Coates told the station.
|
|
I had a good time, but it felt like a watershed.
|
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It felt like it was an information gathering fest for them.
|
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"I always felt like I was at home there," he said.
|
|
I felt like I was directing an Academy Award-winning film.
|
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Then I felt like I should probably help this guy out.
|
|
"I felt like I caused this," says Debra in the show.
|
|
Have you ever felt like an outsider in the ska scene?
|
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We just felt like we didn't need anything more than that.
|
|
Costco felt like a fortress in which one could safely hide.
|
|
There was enough; sometimes it felt like it was just enough.
|
|
"I kinda felt like they didn't care or anything," he said.
|
|
I felt like my skin couldn't breathe and I hated it.
|
|
It felt like the time for me to make a change.
|
|
And it really felt like this was the time for that.
|
|
You won't even remember what it felt like to make it.
|
|
I felt like I connected, and want to tell that story.
|
|
For most companies, the Ionic would have felt like a disappointment.
|
|
The victims Cristine Starke said the crash felt like an explosion.
|
|
People felt like they discovered it and I think that's important.
|
|
The Galaxy Fold felt like an omen for a burgeoning category.
|
|
On Saturday, March 9, Kat felt like she was in labor.
|
|
"I felt like I was in The Twilight Zone," Sandra says.
|
|
I felt like it was a person I was letting down.
|
|
"It felt like my arm was getting cut off," she said.
|
|
We split a pitcher of sangria and it felt like heaven.
|
|
I felt like I never had anyone to look up to.
|
|
It felt like the first time somebody had actually SEEN me.
|
|
In bed one morning, I suddenly felt like I couldn't breathe.
|
|
But she was what I felt like drawing at the time.
|
|
I felt like my heart was way out on my sleeve.
|
|
I wanted to know what that kind of freedom felt like.
|
|
"I felt like I got kicked in the gut," she says.
|
|
I felt like I'd just been scooped up from the abyss.
|
|
"Everybody felt like, 'Wow, she's a really tough kid,' " Burke says.
|
|
"I felt like we couldn't really race today," said the Finn.
|
|
I felt like if someone did invade, they would fight back.
|
|
Sense8 never felt like a show that was supposed to happen.
|
|
But even so, it felt like some corners were cut here.
|
|
It felt like, 'Oh, I feel like I'm watching a formula.
|
|
Waking up Saturday morning, I felt like a kid on Christmas.
|
|
They felt like urban legends happening to you in real time.
|
|
Growing up in the 1960s, I always felt like an outcast.
|
|
At the time, it just felt like the start of something.
|
|
Even their hardest-fought victories felt like too little, too late.
|
|
"It felt like a closed door: we felt helpless," she said.
|
|
"It felt like you were bonding, in a way," he remembers.
|
|
The whole time, Tasneem said, she still felt like a child.
|
|
Once I was in it, it felt like the biggest mindfuck.
|
|
I felt like I had the footing to get myself through.
|
|
And I felt like I shouldn't lose a match after that.
|
|
I felt like a liar for not admitting I hadn't gone.
|
|
"It felt like a dream — I couldn't believe it," said Kenia.
|
|
"I felt like my sense of reality was fading," said Yoo.
|
|
I just never felt like I was worthy of her sunshine.
|
|
"It must have felt like a crown of thorns," Jane said.
|
|
In that moment, looking at that picture, it felt like everything.
|
|
It felt like a privilege to be able to witness it.
|
|
It felt like breathing again after being held underwater for months.
|
|
"You almost felt like a little kid," Lombard explained to THR.
|
|
It felt like I couldn't exist online because I was fat.
|
|
"I felt like the spirit was talking through me," Phillips said.
|
|
As a teenager, I felt like something was wrong with me.
|
|
I felt like this was an experience I needed to have.
|
|
With windchill, some areas experienced lows that felt like –50 degrees.
|
|
I felt like I'd almost gotten hit by a tractor trailer.
|
|
"It felt like I was slowly losing my mind," she said.
|
|
I felt like I was suffocating and I had to leave.
|
|
His show felt like a cool hand on a hot head.
|
|
Sitting in that room almost felt like listening to another language.
|
|
And I felt like oh my god, that's such a relief.
|
|
I felt like the "before" picture in every issue of Seventeen.
|
|
"It felt like I had gone back to normal," she said.
|
|
I was unhappy with what I felt like on the inside.
|
|
"I felt like I needed to wear more makeup," she says.
|
|
Watching TLC felt like wading into a pool of M&Ms.
|
|
Not to be overly dramatic, but it felt like a miracle.
|
|
I felt like I was on pretty good terrain with that.
|
|
Here, it felt like The Upside Down hit a pause button.
|
|
I felt like he was there to satisfy a bully trope.
|
|
Every breath felt like a knife cutting through to his back.
|
|
When I felt like I was going to die, I loved.
|
|
Or do you think she just felt like some fresh bling?
|
|
As O.School grew, some educators felt like transparency began to shrink.
|
|
What was supposed to be an honorarium felt like another snub.
|
|
I felt like the Pied Piper with a parade of men.
|
|
I felt like we were doing the same stories a lot.
|
|
It felt like someone just jabbed a needle into my jaw.
|
|
Each week packed what felt like entire year's worth of headlines.
|
|
"Casting Ben felt like a no-brainer to me," he explains.
|
|
It felt like it all fell together without us really trying.
|
|
I felt like squirming away, like a toddler in time-out.
|
|
DS: I never felt like I had to water anything down.
|
|
It felt like the first smart, sharp, two-wheeled electric vehicle.
|
|
It just felt like I was in the middle for Simon.
|
|
I never felt like I fit in, never connected with people.
|
|
"I felt like I didn't want to make music," she says.
|
|
For brief flashes, though, I felt like I'd developed digital telekinesis.
|
|
It felt like art, in the grandest sense of the word.
|
|
"I felt like we were looking so bright," said Jenkins-Hernandez.
|
|
I felt like, especially in the first half, we did that.
|
|
I ran because I felt like I should be a runner.
|
|
"Just haven't felt like it's been going my way," Andersen said.
|
|
The rabbi said he felt like he was frozen in time.
|
|
The "Fallingwater" performance felt like this big breath in a way.
|
|
I chose quotes that felt like something I was thinking about.
|
|
It helped, the researchers added, that being persuaded felt like fun.
|
|
It felt like I was going out for dinner with Mummy.
|
|
It felt like trauma-porn and I'd had enough of it.
|
|
So that felt like we were starting over with this season.
|
|
I always felt like there was a huge gap in knowledge.
|
|
"I felt like I was kept prisoner," he said in 2011.
|
|
I just felt like I was literally in the wilderness, literally.
|
|
"I was sick, felt like I was losing myself," Doherty wrote.
|
|
But the former certainly felt like it was true on Wednesday.
|
|
I really felt like I needed the self-care after yesterday.
|
|
So I just felt like it was [a] very wrong place.
|
|
It felt like a useful term for thinking about fat bodies.
|
|
"It felt like a prank just for a second," she said.
|
|
"I felt like a model and a movie star!" gushes MelRo.
|
|
I felt like I would regret it if I didn't come.
|
|
I felt like I was in a movie from the '90s.
|
|
It just felt like everyone was just a little more comfortable.
|
|
It felt like the natural way for this season to end.
|
|
When I was younger, it felt like 'I am making this!
|
|
She felt like she couldn't do enough to help her family.
|
|
I felt like we won before we got there that night.
|
|
I never personally knew you, but I felt like I did.
|
|
That's the moment you knew what self-restraint really felt like.
|
|
"It never felt like you were aware of it," Stiller said.
|
|
When I got this haircut, I felt like my best self.
|
|
I kind of felt like I needed to be No. 1.
|
|
Some days it felt like one step forward, two steps back.
|
|
Airbnb has long felt like an existential threat to hotel companies.
|
|
That felt like a story that needed a slightly younger protagonist.
|
|
I felt like a voyeur when I asked her for details.
|
|
She felt like he treated her like a piece of trash.
|
|
But then again, Star Wars has always felt like a Western.
|
|
But the corset always felt like an exception to that rule.
|
|
When we finally met, it felt like we were old friends.
|
|
For Williams, in some ways, it felt like just another party.
|
|
"Meeting Megan this year felt like destiny," she captioned the photo.
|
|
Smith: I felt like I had a calling to do this.
|
|
I felt like I had to come with it, super hard.
|
|
But for us, it felt like it was taking an age.
|
|
I felt like this wasn't something that Drake would normally write.
|
|
"It felt like a hurtle every single time," Keenan-Bolger says.
|
|
I always felt like I still had so much to do.
|
|
The loss of my favorite platform felt like a personal betrayal.
|
|
It felt like this, 'I have to take a dumpling' pressure.
|
|
I really felt like this was nutritious food but also yummy.
|
|
"State of Grace," though, felt like a dispatch from 2018 Taylor.
|
|
"I felt like I had everything under control today," said Scott.
|
|
I've always felt like you've been a good friend to me.
|
|
I felt like the breath had been knocked out of me.
|
|
It felt like anywhere I stepped next was full of landmines.
|
|
At the time, though, she felt like doing anything but partying.
|
|
I felt like we were together even though the judges disagreed.
|
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