Sentence examples for abbreviated experience from inspiring English sources
And an abbreviated experience abroad is a national trend: it's more affordable than an entire semester, and doesn't interrupt sports or other extracurriculars.
NEVER before in Thailand's admittedly rather abbreviated experience of democracy have the voters placed so much power in the hands of one politician as they have just given Thaksin Shinawatra.
The following questions were asked (abbreviated): Did you experience (1) more cough over the past 5 years?
The overall dining experiences are abbreviated, and not suited to many occasions, and the prices only partly reflect that.
The dimensions are thought to be conceptually orthogonal, so their combination results in four distinctive classes of situations in which observers may experience vicarious embarrassment, abbreviated in the following as (i) AA (accidental ∩ aware); (ii) AU (accidental ∩ unaware); (iii) IA (intentional ∩ aware) and (iv) IU (intentional ∩ unaware).
The larky gaiety of the original is a wholly different experience: one can hear it best in Gershwin's abbreviated 1924 recording.
When I talked with many of its members over the course of several weeks, they discussed how previous engagements with other group projects and/or personal blog-based sites had influenced the kind of experience they expected or hoped for with Computers Club (henceforth abbreviated to CC).
This is a tremendous platform for up and coming developers to gain valuable and tangible experience building products whose time to go-to-market is relatively abbreviated.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Many of the other lives are abbreviated.
