Sentence examples for English experience from inspiring English sources

Nor was the Ascendancy experience the same thing as the English experience.

So what are the lessons to be learned from the English experience?

Rain will still remain part of the Wimbledon — and thus the English — experience.

The very word 'commerce' has only an English meaning, and is pinched to the cramp exigencies of English experience.

The English experience shows it takes 25 years to learn to produce good wine, he says, but once a vineyard succeeds, suddenly the wine world takes an interest.

England is rarely regarded as one of the world's most exciting teams, but this record means that an early exit — an all too familiar English experience in recent World Cups — might for once be genuinely mourned by many neutrals.

In Joe's defence, did the trip across the Atlantic not have a similar bastardising effect as that English experienced?

The third are metamorphoses of truly English experiences or objects into something different, but distinctly American: crumpets to English muffins, for example (a particularly odious change, in my opinion).

The loss of empire "broke England's heart," Mr. Gill writes, "but it couldn't tell anyone": The English experienced "what everyone who has been dumped experiences — a cataclysmic, middle-aged stumble of self-confidence, and nostalgia came to the rescue".

His Citizen of the World, a series of essays originally published in The Public Ledger in 1760 61, uses the device of a Chinese traveler whose letters home comment tolerantly but shrewdly on his English experiences.

Along with competence in English, experiences and educational degrees from universities in English speaking countries, especially in North America, have become important forms of social capital necessary for securing job appointments and promotions in Asian countries.