1.   We smoke a bit of skag, feel better and nod off on the tweedy settee before the heater.

2.   American drivers, he says, need to develop a better feel for their cars and the skills needed in driving.

3.   And they may have a better feel for where they stand in the hectic bottom tier of the Eastern Conference.

4.   But Woods seemed relaxed, trying to get a better feel for a course he has never played in competition.

5.   Carlson agreed, saying that newspapers can achieve a much better feel for what its readers want.

6.   Comfortable and grounded feels better.

7.   Get a better feel for how physical strength could help?

8.   He has a better feel for pressure and, most important, Brown is standing tall in the pocket.

9.   He was so lost he went into the tunnel between innings and threw balls into a screen, searching for a better feel.

10.   Her coach there suggested the players become certified as referees so that they would become more knowledgeable of the rules and have a better feel for the game.