Sentences with phrase «feel for things»

«This is where I come back to trying to have a realistic feel for things,» he says.

Comfortable is fine feeling for some things: a pillow, your desk chair, even your couch, but it shouldn't really apply to the BIG things.

Read on... I'll review both the hardware and software to get a good feel for this thing.

Sometimes the camera would cut to a less than desirable angle, due in part to how much cover and elevated areas dot the battlefields, and maneuvering it to get a clear feel for things in the middle of a fight could be troublesome from the default view.

Depending on how it goes (if you're doing circuits from the all in one kit or building them out of the Art of Electronics book) you can look at how things interact and get a solid feel for things.

(Read some English - language blogs on people doing business there to get a feel for things.

After a while you develop a feel for things, but there are certainly some guidelines that can be of help.

They're both getting a feel for things, nothing really landing over the first two minutes.

You get a feel for things having seen the starting line ups and you actually get an idea of who is actually taking the game a little more seriously than others.

Try nursing at home at first (not wearing a shirt helps you to get a good feel for things) in the wrap or in the carrier when your baby is calm and content.

Stick with steady pace cardio until you get a feel for things.

Individual Practice: Once you've got a feel for things using the above methods, you can absolutely make it up as you go along.

Get a feeling for all things blue this season with the amazing selection of blue shoes at Myntra.

We used Pinterest a year previous just to get a feel for the things we really wanted.

I have learned you can't be the gardener without the seeds (children), tools and soil (staff), and laughter (rain and sunshine), so I would try to get a feel for those things, said Fitzsimmons, who is principal at Memorial Elementary School in East Hampton, Connecticut.

I suppose the best way I can put it is that you get a feel for things.

Offering up to two hours of play time, to jump in and get a feel for things.

This allows players to get more familiar with attack patterns and just generally get a feel for things mid-level.