I felt him scrambling. ordsprog

I felt him scrambling. I fell backwards, and when I hit the rocks I felt my back break, like a pop, and my legs went numb.

I put my head down once and when I stood up, my fingers felt numb. I almost fell over a couple of times.

Dreaming. Numb. Totally numb. We walked out and said, 'What just happened?' He just obviously felt like a million dollars.

For me, really, it's really just a past ordeal. So, I'm not really into rehashing any of those things, ... But I just felt the time when I was there in Green Bay I felt we had championship-type caliber teams and I just felt we fell short you know of that achievement.

The one he scored with his legs because the thing is we know he has a good arm. He felt very comfortable scrambling. He made guys miss him and he just had the extra burst of speed to run past them. That's one of those assets he didn't utilize during training camp.

Still, I always felt I had an outside chance because I had been training well. I have been running 100 miles a week until the last two weeks. Then I settled down to long, easy running. I felt the spark and spring coming back to my legs.

My legs felt great, ... I was winded right off the bat, quickly. That'll come with getting a couple more minutes and doing a little extra conditioning. But my legs felt great.

Michael Bradley

It felt real good. I got my legs under me, I followed through, I really wanted that shot. Chucky did a great job of finding me, and it just fell a little short. Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness.

My getting that break was tough on him, ... I felt like I was in control of the match at that point. Today I felt like I turned the corner to playing well. I felt good, feel like I'm in a groove.

I felt better last year than I felt today. I didn't really feel it. I probably missed nine or 10 to start out. I felt like I got my confidence down because I missed four or five in a three or four-minute period. That kind of got my confidence down, but I just kept shooting and eventually they fell.

He's come downstairs and I pivoted a little bit too much and he came around the back and he smashed me that hard on the spine that I have broken two vertebrae and I just felt my whole bottom go completely numb straight away.

I had felt it coming. My legs felt really tired on Monday and Tuesday as well.

I had to get up at 6 a.m. and try and figure out what to eat and what clothes to wear. I felt good the day of the race. My legs felt good and my energy felt good.

I felt the same way I felt on Sept. 20, when I saw it on the news about Liz's fire. It took me back there right away. I literally lost my breath and I just sort of really felt ill.

Early on I felt he was hitting the ball a little cleaner than I was but I managed to sneak a break and once I got the break back in the second set I really started playing well.

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