Sentences with phrase «feel on high alert»

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«Then this happens and you feel it, you go on high alert again.»

Your brain is on high alert and your senses are heightened, because you're taking in new sensations and feelings at a rapid rate.

Temperamentally, I'm super sensitive to stress, so I felt like I was on high alert all the time.»

When we overindulge it puts our bodies on high alert to work harder to process and the feelings of fatigue or even flu like symptoms that you experience the morning after that kickin» Christmas party / New Year's Eve party are very often due to your body saying... dude, enough already!

In response to other online dating scams, Tony said, «even if you feel you have become closer to someone via email or phone, this person is still largely a stranger to you, so if you feel ready to meet them in person, whether it is your first or fifth date, keep on high alert and report anything suspicious.

Head out on the road, however, and the differences between the three are barely detectable — all deliver effortless mid-range punch, although the Jaguar and BMW's slightly shorter top gears mean they feel more alert at high speeds.

Obviously the idea behind this is to make it so that one mistake doesn't set the entire level on high alert, but it also means that gunning your way out of a situation feels like the lazy option because it carries little consequence.

Once in Dallas, with their art radar on high alert, they spent about four months getting a feel for the local art scene by visiting galleries, attending the Third Friday art crawls and art walk events, reading the local press, and meeting artists and gallery owners.