Examples of using Feeling very in English and their translations into Czech
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Feeling very well.
Sorry, not feeling very well.
Feeling very immersed right now. No.
We were feeling very good.
Tomorrow our Russian friend won't be feeling very good.
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I'm feeling very shaky.
I'm sorry, Lana, I wasn't feeling very well.
I'm feeling very nervous.
Lately I have been feeling very lopsided.
I was feeling very vulnerable that day.
I think you ought to know I'm feeling very depressed.
I was feeling very poorly.
Any words of wisdom? Yes… we shouldn't be feeling very secure.
I know the feeling very well myself.
Yeah, sorry about that, Suze,I was feeling very.
I have been feeling very low.
Common symptoms for possessed patients are a drop in their temperature and feeling very cold.
I was feeling very relaxed.
Imagine yourself being in that garden… lying on the grass… feeling very comfortable.
I have been feeling very gloomy all day!
I'm just… feeling very fragile, and, um,'cause of the whole thing, and the ayahuasca has got me questioning everything.
I am lying down feeling very lonely.
My god is feeling very happy, and I… indistinct dialogue.
When I met Grant Wilby… I was lying on display in a mermaid costume, feeling very alone in a crowd of wealthy people.
That night, I was feeling very happy that I put the orang-utan in his place.
I just haven't been feeling very well lately.
And so when you have done wrong and you are feeling very sad about it, think of the rainbow and the peace which God wants to put into your heart.
The warning signs of a hypo may come on suddenly and can include: cold sweat; cool pale skin; headache; rapid heart beat;feeling sick; feeling very hungry; temporary changes in vision; drowsiness; unusual tiredness and weakness; nervousness or tremor; feeling anxious; feeling confused; difficulty in concentrating.
He must be feeling very lonely.
I remember feeling very strange.