Sentence examples for a stack of experience from inspiring English sources

He has a stack of experience and a good record at Accrington, where he was in charge for the best part of 13 years.

I've never liked Apple's CoverFlow or the Zune method of browsing — a milk crate full or records, or a stack of CD cases, is an experience unto itself.

After all, he noted that the tradition audiobook experience of "a stack of CDs" isn't very enticing.

The Storylane Reader iPhone app is a more stripped-down version of the experience, offering a stack of content for you to browse, so you can enjoy a story or two while you're waiting for the bus or whatever.

It still includes the core Weotta experience — bringing up a "stack" of things you can can do right now, near your current location (at the moment, the app is recommending a bunch of lunch spots near my apartment).

I identified what factors I assumed were relevant based upon what I thought was common knowledge: years of experience, type of experience, college degrees (four, including two advanced), and past work performance (I had a stack of glowing evaluation reports).

Before filming the pilot, Mr. Prince gave her a stack of books to read about the decade, but she'd already formed some opinions from her parents' experience.

Perhaps a stack of banknotes would be a better analogy: the penthouses of this $500m "vertical village of 130 living experiences" will command upwards of $13m a piece.

A stack of paper arrived.

On a stack of Penthouse Forums.

–A stack of blank CDs ($11).