feeling alive造句

• It has to do with middle age and feeling alive.
• Feeling alive sometimes means being glad to be alive.
• Keeping that feeling alive is the aim of those working with the refugees.
• It's just keeping your angry feelings alive.
• Confronted by Rabbi Vaisben, Aaron is unabashed, feeling alive only now.
• The album spawned the two singles " Feeling Alive " and " I Wonder ".
• Goldin's people risk everything, even death, for the rush of feeling alive.
• They had a Kerrang ! video of the week with the track " Feeling Alive ".
• But if we risk feeling alive, we must remember that to be alive is to suffer.
• Pino was critical of the car customization and damage, but commended the game world for feeling alive.
• The design then developed into the concept of the Heart speaking and feeling alive and having its own agenda.
• Or maybe you got that wonderful white island sand between your toes already and want to keep the feeling alive.
• Apparently feeling alive for Zanardi means returning to the sport he dominated while driving for Chip Ganassi in 1996-98.
• Back to the present, Fujino calls Keita's number saying she is finally feeling pain and therefore feeling alive.
• On 13 November 2010 the band released the video for the first single off the upcoming album : " Feeling Alive ".
• I think actors enjoy both the fun and the fear of it, the feeling alive part, like those addicted to parachuting or ocean kayaking.
• He had two hits in 2004 in Portugal with " Feeling Alive ", " I Wonder " and in 2009, " Final Stroke ".
• Former member Alistair Griffin wrote " Don't Let Go " and " In Your Smile ", and also co-wrote " Feeling Alive ".
• Asked what motivates him to resume coaching, Cassidy said, " It's the fun of doing it, feeling alive, being part of the game ."
• The song was performed eighth on the night, following Portugal's Rita Guerra with " Deixa-me sonhar " and preceding Cyprus'Stelios Constantas with " Feeling Alive ".