Sentence examples similar to chased experience from inspiring English sources

It just seemed silly to be chasing wealth when you could be chasing experiences.

The lyrics were a testimony to my dream chasing experience.

Over the next 2 years, I chased other experiences, interviewing seal researchers in Antarctica, radio hosts on remote pacific islands, and naked news anchors--all by phone, unfortunately.

We sometimes chase this experience in the wrong places.

The Millennials that chase experiences and passion over paycheck and avoid FOMO (fear of missing out) like the plague.

I'd tell him not to bother with the wonders and tell him to just sit back and watch rather than go chasing specific experiences.

And it can become an end in itself, causing other strategic and operational aims to get lost in the fervor to help people chase new experiences.

My physics studies had been abandoned to chase "scientific experiences," writing about it for my student newspaper.

William Mathieson, editorial director of the Superyacht Group, says this trend for "expedition yachts" is due to an emergent younger super-wealthy class – from heirs to dotcom billionaires – "who want to chase an elusive experience".

Armed with a gun, badge and 20 years of experience chasing down polluters, Mr. Gatto is the county's only environmental inspector with the power to arrest violators himself.

The problems are only exacerbated in transition, where James and Wade are at their most lethal: All of which coincides with yet another unfortunate factor: Ibaka has very little experience chasing around a shooter like Battier, and looks well out of his element in his attempts to do so.