As he said, he felt like a man waking from a long sleep.

He feels hot, cold, sharp, dull, all in his missing hand, or both his hand and his chest, but he can attend to either.

Although Madonna has said that she will bring him back to Malawi to see his father again, he will scarcely be able to feel at home there.

Nor will he be entirely at home in London, especially in the circles in which Madonna moves.

The result, often enough, is a climate within which managers begin to feel that it is acceptable to skirt the edges of the law or to fudge company accounts.

Kenyan blogger, Abantu, feels like an American AMERICA VOTES! i have never been an American, probably never will be, but this morning i feel like an American.

Of course, every homeowner will feel richer if his property s price goes up.

People must feel that their own social group, however they define it, will eventually benefit.

But Mussolini soon outlawed the Popolari in any event, the Vatican had had a strained relationship with the party and appeared more comfortable supporting pro Catholic authoritarian regimes in countries like Austria and Portugal.

One cannot contribute unless one feels secure, one feels big, one feels I have enough.

ANKARA Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of the Orthodox Church recently said on American TV that he feels crucified in Turkey, upsetting many Turks. Sadly, his Holiness is right. Yet his complaint is not with Islam but with the secular Turkish Republic.

He went off like a light bulb.

Just think of the proton as an assemblage of little particles a swarm of little particles.

He would certainly be happy to delay the vote and, if it is held, to dispute its legitimacy.

He began to feel ill.

Sami feels alone.

However, among the pessimists and the realists arises a voice wishing Syria a blessed Eid in beautiful typography and bright colors, as though saying, this too shall pass

However, under McCain, the wedge between public spending and taxes would be larger, Americans would feel richer, and they would spend more at the expense of posterity eight years down the road.

Tom looked like he was rich.

I know how Tom feels.

Jamal feels a little better.

Fadil was getting agitated.

Sami feels so scared.

Sami felt bad.

f_s is grateful to Angelina

Stimulus by tax cuts might almost seem to be built on deception, for its effect on consumption and investment expenditure seems to require individuals to forget that they will be taxed later for public spending today, when the government repays the debt with interest.

The missing limb often feels shorter and may feel as if it is in a distorted and painful position.

In the US, Reagan s victory in 1980 appeared to signal that America would stop well short of the European social welfare model.

He's just really hoping that boots up and, you know ...

It seemed worth trying. It wasn t.

Tahrir looks like a war zone

And I looked up, and he's like,

Sami had that emptiness inside him.

Sami never feels good.

Sami was feeling unwell.

Sami had that joy inside of him.

Sami felt bad.

This made Sami feel good.

Yet Americans seem discouraged.

In the world circus, the poet looks like a Knight of the Sorrowful Countenance, and Augustus the Fool appears ill equipped for everyday life.

This is a commercial application of my most recent work.

Tom looks like a typical American tourist.

Indeed, most of the stimulus money will be spent after the recession appears to have ended, and the evidence is that so far it has had little effect.

He feels a lot better today.

Sami had that emptiness inside him.