| The local newspapers and free publications are a great way of getting a feel for the market. |
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| Just as we are getting a feel for the lay of the land, we stumble on a new wing we had almost forgotten had existed. |
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| It just felt nice to be a part of a different city, orienting myself slowly, getting a feel for the grid system. |
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| They ate the rest of dinner making idle small talk and getting a feel for each other. |
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| That's the one thing that he's been maybe a little bit slow at, just because he's still getting a feel for it. |
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| Perez looked lost in the swirling chill, never getting a feel for his pitches. |
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| Morpho succeeded in getting a feel for the horseracing environment, and more particularly the betting. |
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| Faced with several handle shapes, the only way to inform and guide your choice is by holding and getting a feel for the knife. |
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| I think it is very important to consider this way of getting a feel for things. |
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| Also getting a feel for the tempo on the offensive end. |
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| He completed his service just as he was getting a feel for things. |
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| Part of the job is developing a network of good contacts, being around, listening to what is being said, getting a feel for a place and a situation. |
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| Prospective students can visit the campuses of their top university choices and spend some time talking with current students and getting a feel for the campus. |
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| In the beginning it is a case of getting a feel for the task. |
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| I like doing that research and getting a feel for a place before I go. |
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| Prepare for an art therapy career by getting a feel for the work. |
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