Should we have a bad feeling about this, I wondered?
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"That was a bad feeling to get swept," he said.
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Meg has every reason to be full of bad feeling.
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The Republicans should have a bad feeling about the state.
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But I have a bad feeling about the ISIS boys.
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Aubrey Williams had a bad feeling the day Tye disappeared.
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At the start of 2016, I had a bad feeling.
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"She said she had a bad feeling about coming," says Lambert.
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"I just had a really bad feeling about everything," Iniguez said.
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"It's a bad feeling," said Asdrubal Cabrera, the Mets second baseman.
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"I had a bad feeling about him," Rayne Perrywinkle tells the dispatcher.
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Kosinski knew nothing about all this, but he had a bad feeling.
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I had a really bad feeling, so I followed them down there.
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But Hanson had a bad feeling driving down to Carlsbad that morning.
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Ron Howard (voice over): He had a bad feeling about this. pic.twitter.
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I had a bad feeling the second we met up for a coffee.
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"She had a bad feeling about him," says Halbach's longtime friend, Gina Haring.
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Hull said she had a "bad feeling" so she decided not to stop.
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A bad feeling didn't mean that an entire day had to be ruined.
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My wife just had a really bad feeling about my mom's now-ex-boyfriend.
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Shannon Trent, Carlie's mother, told PEOPLE she "always had a bad feeling" about Simpson.
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"Valentine's Day" by Xia Jia, translated by Ken Liu Huang had a bad feeling.
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I felt bad, but with that bad feeling also came a sense of relief.
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He had woken up that morning, a day after evacuating, with a bad feeling.
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You may already have a bad feeling about what these numbers will tell you.
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He was still half asleep, a bad feeling only beginning to make itself known.
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Back in early November, David Bowman had a bad feeling about Australia's thriving wildfires.
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They never spoke, but Martinez never had a bad feeling about him, he says.
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Carlie's mother, Shannon Trent, told PEOPLE that she always had a bad feeling about Gary.
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The 16-year-old actress said she immediately got a bad feeling about the situation.
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I'm just surprised she didn't mumble, "I have a bad feeling about this," while chewing.
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Cipriani told me that right before accepting the $2.5 million, he got a bad feeling.
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"I had a bad feeling in my gut," she said of Britain's referendum on Europe.
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It's a really bad feeling right now to have them celebrate on our home field.
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"While I stand there right before I go up, I have a bad feeling in my gut that something might go wrong — which is very common — but the adrenaline rush overcomes that bad feeling, which pushes me to go," said competitor Ivan Bartoli, 21.
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"There's absolutely no bad feeling or ill will left over from that period," Yamaha's Watanabe said.
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"It's always a bad feeling when you lose in five," 31-year-old Simon told reporters.
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Rosalind had a bad feeling ever since stepping into Santa's playland, and now her premonition is confirmed.
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"I had a bad feeling about that event," he said in an interview with the British publication.
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When I feel a bad feeling, I'm like, Oh, fuck, it's going to be like this forever.
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I had a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach, though I didn't yet know why.
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"I was very lucky that my mom had a bad feeling [about the first doctor's advice]," Copeland added.
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It will always come up in a Google search about me, which is kind of a bad feeling.
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Another photograph gives Lena a bad feeling: a picture in which Maria can be seen beaming at Victor.
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If they're texting and Sims has a bad feeling, he tells them he is going to block them.
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This has to give the authoritarian oligarchs of college football a real bad feeling about what's to come.
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It's trite and super-obvious, but it needs to be said: Disney probably has a bad feeling about this.
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Has yet 2 show an ounce of leadership or any quality character Honestly have a bad feeling about him.
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Simmons, standing near the bag, told Gregorius he had a bad feeling he was going to get a hit.
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"I had a bad feeling about it; the next thing I knew the Sharks won the game," Soriano said.
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Cassie said she left the apartment after an argument with Baker and remembered having a bad feeling about the group.
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You might not know how to swim or, for whatever reason, you've always had a bad feeling about the water.
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If addiction is an attempt to medicate bad feeling, recovery forces the writer to experience it straight, like everyone else.
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It also meant that an update could turn into a bad feeling if it sat there and received no likes.
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Bret: Maybe it's because I'm Jewish, but I have a fatalistic outlook on life and a bad feeling about 2020.
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But as Harty made her way to her daughter's school, she had a bad feeling in the pit of her stomach.
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If the courses are replaced by a new one, Ms. Lewis said, she has a bad feeling about what will happen.
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But Walker hated the idea of all that bad feeling, so when he became president he wrote a letter to Mrs.
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Lando Calrissian is the one to say "I've got a bad feeling about this" after he finds them in the desert.
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It would be our last time together before we broke up, and even before it happened, I had a bad feeling.
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Yael, 22, Zurich, studentI don't know much about the economics surrounding a Brexit but the whole thing gives me a bad feeling.
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" That, the ex-Apple engineer said, "created a bit of a bad feeling, because you don't know what the big picture is.
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I resented and disliked this bad feeling, which would not let me be comfortable and be Lucinda the world-famous skating star.
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He tells his audience he has a "lingering bad feeling" that they themselves "aren't quite clear" what they want from him either.
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It's a rebel moment of chillingly authentic horror that seems to have slipped through every bad-feeling filter the filmmakers have installed.
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"I want everyone to know that I did have a bad feeling about this man as soon as I saw him," she wrote.
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"But I don't have a bad feeling against tourists or the Chinese," he said, adding he had a message of support for Wuhan.
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Straight after the match Harrison gave an interview in which he said any bad feeling had been in the heat of the moment.
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Hassan Tunai, who was selling water bottles, fruit juice and yoghurt, said earning money from the migrants left him with a bad feeling.
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" John Hayes, another resident, was more pessimistic: "I have a gut, bad feeling that this might be the end of this little town.
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Also, we have a bad feeling that Jorah Mormont (who already has a terminal case of greyscale) could well meet his end fairly soon.
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My friend Alan Boyle, who wrote up the launch for GeekWire, said he had a bad feeling from the start — which was nearly correct.
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So your performance review didn't quite go as expected, and now you're getting a bad feeling that you might be on the chopping block.
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Beyond that, for the first time in five years, I really don't know what's next, which is not a bad feeling for an actor.
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There's now solid evidence that when a nurse says she's got a bad feeling about a patient, the entire care team needs to listen.
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"There was a lot of bad feeling there, and I believe that they communicated that to their fellow Arab countries in the region," said Wiseman.
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"I don't have any bad feeling about the situation, but the situation was handled very oddly in my opinion," the former talent-team employee said.
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Meriam recalled in an interview that she had had a bad feeling and had called their middle sister, asking her to search Bint Fatma's bedroom.
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His early morning tweets represented the ravings of a man who woke up with a bad feeling in his stomach about how the day would go.
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I like a lot of the songs on it but that whole cover debacle is sort of why I have a bad feeling about Swingin' Utters.
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Rhonda arrives — wearing Debbie's old wedding dress — and ends up puking from nerves, but she's not the only one who has a bad feeling about this.
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As they arrived to work the morning of April 24, 2013, employees at the Rana Plaza factory had a bad feeling something was going to happen.
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As they arrived to work the morning of April 13, 2013, employees at the Rana Plaza factory had a bad feeling something was going to happen.
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"It's a bad feeling," said catcher Rene Rivera, who met Syndergaard on the mound along with Manager Terry Collins and the head athletic trainer, Ray Ramirez.
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Now, when I get this feeling while dating a new crush, I understand what it is: It's the bad feeling that I'm taking what I can get.
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"Instantly, I had a bad feeling," Greywind tells PEOPLE of that moment on Sunday night, before she learned her daughter, who was eight months pregnant, was dead.
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"There's still a lot of political bad feeling and it's still possible you could see (politicians) brought up on charges that are murky or gray," he said.
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" She paid in four monthly payments and says, "It essentially dragged out the bad feeling of dropping a chunk of money over the course of four months.
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They're on Obamacare, they voted for Trump, and they're already disappointedJames Comey had a bad feeling about Trump from the start Comey's testimony kind of proves Trump right.
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On May 23, though, Kaleb's mother, Kristy Hall, took a phone call from KJ's mother; she had a bad feeling about the call, and her intuition proved correct.
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In testimony, Mr. Vetrano told the jury that he had a "bad feeling" less than an hour after his daughter left the house, because she had not returned.
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In this, the era of so-called fake news, I had a bad feeling she was giving it to me straight, and headed back to the grocery store.
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That summer I felt like I was getting to know someone I've never met before, it wasn't a bad feeling but it was all so new for me.
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Sometimes I'm afraid that if I allow myself to just feel a "bad" feeling, rather than trying to escape it, I'm going to get stuck in there forever.
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The incumbent, Bob Skinner, died in 2015, but his daughter Pamela said in an interview last week that the race left her with a bad feeling about Mr. Lewandowski.
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Picturing little babies getting squeezed with tiny medical instruments is sad, even if the bad feeling is merely adult-learned body shame being projected onto a clueless, babbling infant.
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The debate over whether Clinton will be less innovation-friendly than Obama has been frustratingly subjective — investors Silicon Valley just seem to get a bad feeling from Clinton's populist rhetoric.
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At the root of this bad feeling, perhaps, is Philip Mathews's sense that he was always competing with "a court of nobodies," as he put it, for his mother's attention.
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Reviews are officially embargoed until Tuesday, but you need only glance at the social media reactions to realize that no, Star Wars fans should not have a bad feeling about this.
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People close to the crime very often describe having a "bad feeling" about the day in question, even if there's no way they could have known what was about to happen.
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She said she had last spoken to her husband about three hours before he died, and had a bad feeling when he did not promptly return her texts the next morning.
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Bret: I have a bad feeling that Trump is to political scandal what "Typhoid Mary" Mallon was to typhoid fever: He spreads it widely but is somehow immune to it himself.
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In this way Bad Corgi functions as a shadowy mindfulness tool about refusing to eradicate stress and anxiety, and instead learning to deliberately setup and collaborate with those bad-feeling feelings.
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The mother of missing Tennessee 9-year old Carlie Trent says she "always had a bad feeling" about Gary Simpson, the 2723-year-old man who allegedly kidnapped her daughter last week.
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Whether this is because of lingering bad feeling about Sanford's affair and divorce, or merely a matter of Republican heterogeneity in the district, it doesn't look like Sanford's troubles began with Trump.
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In the wake of the violence in Chicago, the term "trauma" has been introduced colloquially to generally convey a bad feeling after a negative experience; but in fact, it is poorly understood.
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I saw someone say on Twitter that a striking element of Lady Bird is that, for every bad feeling Lady Bird feels, everyone else's lives around her seem to be much more difficult.
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Someone like me—obsessed with healing, obsessed with trying to feel better—sometimes, that can lead to a cycle of feeling bad that you're feeling bad, feeling like you're failing for feeling depressed.
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After getting her career back on track with the album Everlasting, Cole remarried in 1989, to record producer Andre Fischer, even though she said her mother's bad feeling about him ended up being correct.
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"But not too much, because it gives us a bad feeling in our hearts," he said, glancing at his peers, who all recalled how they had been separated from their parents or watched them die.
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Reddit user aett noticed that their mom's boyfriend was pretty weird, but one cold night they had an especially bad feeling: About five years ago, my mom started dating a guy she met on a dating site.
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"I just had a bad feeling about it, and I was like 'Dad, I think we need to get out of here,' " Bilton told WHDH of the moments he and his father first spotted the small blaze.
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A surge in ethnic violence, sometimes in the form of mob attacks, has displaced nearly 1 million people in the past four months in southern Ethiopia and is inflaming bad feeling between ethnic groups in other regions.
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As Instagram grew popular, Krieger described the "incredi-bad" feeling of fighting server fires and trying to keep the widely loved app online even if that meant programming in the middle of a sushi restaurant or camping retreat.
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And she has a bad feeling about her daughter's choice of a make-do husband, a beefy blacksmith named Trout Shue, who thinks he's getting himself a work horse and is none too pleased with his delicate bride.
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"When Bong got the director prize, Kang-ho was sitting next to me and he said, 'I have a bad feeling, he's going to get the best picture," Miky Lee, the film's executive producer, said with a laugh.
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The pressure to stuff down every bad feeling while also raising unblemished children was starting to get to women by the mid-1800s; their diaries and letters express emotions that could have been written last week, save for the antiquated language.
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In the weeks that I've carried them around in a little mesh sack, there have of course been times that I've been depressed, tired, hopeless, aimless, or just generally bad-feeling, and there was nothing that a crystal could do to help me.
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I waited for her to return from the racks with the same bad feeling I imagine you get when you meet someone through Tinder and know at once that this is not going anywhere, but are nonetheless compelled to finish the drink.
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And it hints at all the bad feeling and zero-sum thinking that pervade our arguments over who deserves what: our envy, our fear of missing out, our paranoia that the rights of others are constantly threatening to impinge on our own.
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Rachel (Rosemarie DeWitt) may be the one marrying, but this film is mostly about her younger sister, Kym (Anne Hathaway, in an Oscar-nominated performance), "a bottomless repository of guilt, destructiveness and general bad feeling," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Rachel (Rosemarie DeWitt) may be the one getting married, but this film is mostly about her younger sister, Kym (Anne Hathaway, in an Oscar-nominated performance), "a bottomless repository of guilt, destructiveness and general bad feeling," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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"I think for most employees who saw or knew of the incident, it just felt like that should have been immediate grounds for firing of a manager, but nothing happened and it left a very bad feeling among the staff," another current employee said.
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There's a tremendous amount of fun just in the pure discovery of the experience: the realization that I could chatter along with the people I was playing with ("I have a bad feeling about this"), or that there was a Han Solo-esque workaround to a puzzle that I couldn't crack.
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They are also hoping the film will explain Han Solo's back story, including his friendship with co-pilot Chewbacca, how he won the Millennium Falcon spaceship, and how he became the cynic whose catchphrase "I have a bad feeling about this" has been used in some form in almost every "Star Wars" movie.
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Trust your gut"The most painful clients were the ones I had a bad feeling [about] from the start," said Vivian Chen, who made the switch from corporate marketer to independent marketing consultant a few years ago and was earning about $300,000 annually before founding and becoming the CEO of her own company, Rise, a flexible work platform for women.
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If a best friend is someone whose hair you braided and whom you told about your first kiss, can she also be the woman who keeps the spare keys to your first studio apartment, lets you cry in her arms after a boss threatens to fire you or listens when you tell her, and only her, of a sexual encounter that left you with a bad feeling?
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"But when it seemed to me that it was turning into something that gave me a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach, that he seems to think there's some sort of relationship here that does not exist... I tried to slowly back away from it, and he just started getting angry and vulgar to the point I had to tell him to stop," she told a judge.
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Quinn: I've learned that this country really doesn't want to break up, but most of the people that are here seem to believe that there's a bad feeling in the country and if we don't address it in an honest way and treat it like the national emergency it's becoming, we will be just like all the other places that exploded and then wondered how to fix it after the fact.
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Swelling out of the ocean like a bad feeling, heard before seen slouching toward Miramar over Venice Beach, it's the Bell Boeing V-22, not sleek but versatile, able to launch from Al Asad, fly to Mudaysis, perform pickup, then return, all within the golden hour, fast enough to outrun a difficult past, the budgetary hurdles and crashes in R. & D., the $72-million price tag, flyaway, its many modes, and we think moods; you remember its namesake in another state, fled from some outer dark, gliding above the diamond, from left field to center, where it made its home up in the stadium lights, a crown of wooden swords for its nest, hovering in the swampy air like forethought as the crack of a bat sent a tiny moon into orbit, a wave rippling through the crowd, the lights on their tall stems powered on, day powered down, and you had no team, you did not know whom to root for, home or away.
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