Sentences with phrase «feel icky at»

Not exact matches

Switching leagues felt icky when it happened — the 50 years of NL history was priced at about $ 70 million, remember — and according to every Astros fan I've been in contact with, the passage of time isn't de-icking it nearly as quickly as they would have hoped.

Despite that disparity, though, I'm confident nearly everyone reading this column will feel icky reading at least one, if not all, of the submissions.

I have to be honest here, at first I thought I could do it with just all raw, but bread calls me, even though I know it makes me feel icky if I have too much.

Most of us experience anxiety at some point in our lives, but we'd probably all agree that it's an icky feeling we'd rather not have.

From snapping at someone over something insignificant, to crying for no reason or feeling like you can't fit into your pants — not to mention headaches, depression, acne and just feeling all around icky — PMS is not fun.

The film is nothing but loud noises, people screaming at each other at the top of their lungs, brutally revolting in its graphic depictions of dismemberment and gruesome murders, and will leave you needing a shower to wash away the icky and nauseous feeling at attempting to view what some idiot (Peter Berg, The Rundown) had the audacity to think would be grand entertainment.

It's a bit icky and so awkward, I'm really not feeling this Kate at all.

If you've shopped at other car dealerships and left feeling a little, errrr, icky, give Tri-Cities Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram a chance.

The words «salary negotiation» when interviewing at a new job or at discussions at an existing one, generates an icky feeling for most people.

This is what the room looked like when we moved in, swine walls (the lighting in this picture make the walls look more tan but at many times of the day it was icky pinky flesh colored), tan carpet I wasn't in love with, but great windows that let in a lot of light and a nice overall feel to the room with a higher peaked ceiling.