Приклади вживання He felt it Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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He felt it and….
I could see he felt it.
He felt it in the air.
You could see he felt it.
And he felt it was possible.
I believed him and he felt it.
Because he felt it himself.
He felt it and understood.
And now he felt it himself.
He felt it was justified.
This time he felt it more.
He felt it meant something.
Seminarian because he felt it his calling.
He felt it was better not to interfere.
By switching to passing on stories and knowledge in writing, he felt it would weaken the Greek's mental capacities.
He felt it his duty, his sworn obligation.
British Prime Minister at the time Gordon Brown indicated he felt it"unfortunate" more fans could not see the match live for free.
He felt it. He lived it. .
Later he spoke to the fishermen andtold them to build a shrine on the rock, because he felt it to be a holy place to worship the Balinese sea gods.
He felt it was a deliberate effort to ruin his good name and reputation.
He felt it again shortly before the final of 1500 m free, but he could not say what time it was.
As a result, he initially refused to writeplans for the invasion of Austria in May 1937 as he felt it would provoke a war with Britain and France.
But he felt it was better theology to say that the source and summit of the Church is the Holy Spirit.
As a delegate to the Constitutional Convention,Mason refused to sign the document because he felt it did not protect individual rights sufficiently.
He felt it was an insult to the prowess of his engineers, and an inaccurate one at that- the plane was made out of birch.
By 1833 the founder of Homoeopathy was using the remedy solution in a split dose so he could repeat a homoeopathic medicine whenever he felt it was necessary.
As he approached 35, he felt it was his last chance to set out on a journey to satisfy his interests.
He felt it would have been a crime to continue the war without the assurance of help from elsewhere and declared,"Comrades, we decided to stand to the bitter end.
Jan Antonín Baťa stayed in America from 1939- 1940,but when the USA entered the war, he felt it would be safer for his co-workers and their families back in occupied Czechoslovakia ifhe left the United States.