Sentence examples for experience asked from inspiring English sources

"Could you get the same, or a better, impact on your CV by getting the right kind of work experience?" asked John Lees, UK author of How to Get a Job You Love.

When disagreement occurred, a third observer, a dental radiologist with 15 years of clinical experience, asked to make a decision.

For having an active compared with passive learning experience asked in 2010, students rated the Colleges significantly higher than both R/UOP and preceptorships and rated R/UOP significantly higher than preceptorships.

I started writing poems and letters every day, telling him my experience, asking him for help.

But to avoid an unfulfilling experience, ask questions during your interview and when you get the offer.

"Who is the candidate who has the solidity, the maturity, the experience?" asks Jean-François Jean-François Copéarkozy's party.

Simple: Put everyone living on the street in tollbooths, a solution that he says makes sense because the homeless have experience asking for change.

I could call a roofer, but in my experience, asking a contractor if you need work done is like asking a child if he wants ice cream — $15,000 worth of ice cream.

Again, I think of William James, who in "The Varieties of Religious Experience" asks, "Ought it, indeed, to be assumed that the lives of all men should show identical religious elements?" His answer, and mine, is an emphatic no.

LONDON — "How do we keep the experience?" asks the Manhattan sophisticate Ouisa Kittredge near the end of John Guare's "Six Degrees of Separation," posing a question that has a particular resonance for those of us who love the theater.

For a more refined experience, ask for the off-menu 5 Spice Duck Burger, a subtler but exceptional composition of ground breast and leg topped with chutney and roasted fennel, suggestive of a Chinese bao.