Примеры использования Harry felt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As Professor McGonagall nodded, Harry felt Ginny move beside him
Harry felt a burning desire to run from the room
Harry felt a horrible jolt of dread as he stood trembling in the freezing air.'C-cut it out!
Harry felt almost as though he had lost his godfather all over again in losing the hope that he might be able to see or speak to him once more.
Harry felt a swooping sensation in his stomach,
For the second time in an hour Harry felt as though his head had been cleaved in two;
a caged Pigwidgeon off towards the engine end of the train, Harry felt an odd sense of loss.
That's neither here nor there," said Ogden coldly, and Harry felt his respect for Ogden rise.
Harry felt frustrated beyond belief-=Malfoy might be just feet away from him,
At the same moment, Harry felt a creeping chill behind him that could mean only one thing.
By the evening, Harry felt as though somebody had been beating his brain against the inside of his skull.
Harry felt slightly uncomfortable at these words,
Harry felt as though Dumbledore's speech at the Leaving Feast had unblocked him, somehow.
Harry felt strangely diminished,
Snape did not speak for a minute or so. Harry felt as though his body was generating waves of hatred so powerful that it seemed incredibie that Snape could not feel them burning him.
they stood looking at each other in the whiteness and the emptiness, and Harry felt they were as insignificant s insects beneath that wide sky.
Despite the fact that he had spent every waking moment of the past few days hoping desperately that Dumbledore would indeed come to fetch him, Harry felt distinctly awkward as 11 u-y set off down Privet Drive together.
there was a blinding flash as the wands in Black's hand sent a jet of sparks into the air that missed Harry's face by inches; Harry felt the shrunken arm under his fingers twisting madly,
Asked Harry, feeling a little let down.
Yeah, well-' said Harry, feeling it would be churlish to disagree.