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Meanings of felt the coming in English
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Usage of felt the coming in English
1
He felt the coming of some great calamity, the end of a dream.
2
They snuffed the factious air, and felt the coming storm.
3
They felt the coming storm, but they were powerless.
4
I felt the coming struggle as I heard his hoarse bellow, "Come in."
5
He felt the coming agony in her hold.
6
His wife had already felt the coming of winter, and retired to her six months' sleep.
7
All day he had felt the coming signs, and the hope of escape had now left him.
8
He felt the coming and the dreaded crisis already near, and that his fate was hanging on her lips.
9
From the depths there came the sweet plaintive cry of a solitary bird who felt the coming of winter.
10
She slapped it softy shut and felt the coming of sleep like a slip of satin across her face.
11
Dr. Gray intended sending Charley to a distant school, the coming autumn; and we both keenly felt the coming separation.
12
Playing with his eye-glasses, he began to talk lightly of other matters, as was his wont when he felt the coming of a storm.