1.   He asks them what motivates them and says they paraphrase Theodore Roosevelt: "It feels good at the end of the day to be spent."

2.   He may not be feeling good at all this morning _ physically.

3.   He was feeling good at that point, so why not just drop the hammer?

4.   HOUSE OF THE SUN: A sweater feels good at the 10,023-foot summit of Haleakala Crater.

5.   I feel very good at the plate."

6.   I felt good at the beginning and then I went down again.

7.   I felt good at the line."

8.   I felt good at the plate."

9.   I thought, if I was going to do something I might as well do something I can feel good about at the end of the day.

10.   I don't know what that proved, but it felt good at the time.