Sentence examples for desperate experience from inspiring English sources

One song, "From the Ritz to the Rubble," begins in the middle of a run-on sentence that captures the ordinary desperate experience of trying to get into a nightclub.

In plain, unsentimental prose Hersey reports the desperate experiences the six survivors undergo as they encounter women and children horribly burned by the atomic flash, newly blind men whose eyes had melted in the heat of the explosion, and everywhere the oddly polite appeals of the ever-formal Japanese trapped under the rubble of a flattened city.

In her eyes, it belonged "among the most radical and desperate experiences of man".

The previous generation were desperate to experience life meaningfully.

I respected him as I was desperate for experience, and he was happy to teach me stuff, taking me on shoots and expanding my technical knowledge.

The minimum wage is being undermined because young people are so desperate for experience that they are prepared to work for free.

There are plenty of young people who are desperate for experience, and there are many parents who are willing to pay for it.

Because many graduates are desperate for experience, the result is that most internships now pay nothing, even when interns are effectively doing a proper job for months at a time.

This sets a historic pattern for the tournament that began in 1930 by pitting a host country that is desperate for experience against a Mexican team that represents one of the largest soccer nations on earth.

Nonetheless, hordes of willing guinea pigs have been gumming up ESA's switchboard all week, desperate to experience utter tedium in the name of science for longer than humans ever have willingly done before.In this section Cosmic mood-swings Down the rabbit hole Ain't misbehaving The not-so-fair sex ReprintsOdd, indeed.

Graduate Fog's founder and journalist, Tanya de Grunwald, referred to the club's actions as being a prime example of an employer with deep pockets who is taking advantage of an overabundance of qualified young candidates who are desperate for experience.