Sentence examples for experience extending from inspiring English sources

As the Webby Award (for Bravo's "Project Runway" mobile site) on a shelf in his office indicates, Mr. Klarman has experience extending television shows to new digital platforms.

Pottermore will later incorporate an online shop where people can purchase exclusively the long-awaited Harry Potter eBooks, in partnership with J.K. Rowling's publishers worldwide, and is ultimately intended to become an online reading experience, extending the relevance of Harry Potter to new generations of readers, while still appealing to existing fans.

First, extensive experience, extending over more than 30 years, on the transplantation of bone marrow hematopoietic stem cells into patients affected by blood pathologies and cancer provides reasonable confidence on the safety and efficacy of cell-based therapy.

Some papers have few patients and/or short followup [ 1, 2, 9, 37, 52, 53], whereas some that describe experience extending over several decades combine the findings with several distinct proximal tibial implant designs and surgical techniques [ 5, 26, 29, 32, 39, 42, 47].

This experience extends to the Balanchine and Robbins repertory.

A restaurant experience extends back from the moment at the table, to the anticipation.

"That way the literary experience extends beyond the pages of the book.

My maritime experience extended as far as an hour in a rowing boat in Colwyn Bay.

But that's why academic historians have been so keen to point out that human experience extends beyond the political realm.

Although it contains several episodes that are presented as treatments for never-to-be-produced screenplays, "City of God" mounts a staunch defense of literature against the movies: "The literary experience extends impression into discourse.

The Girlfriend Experience extends the interest in non-professional performers that Soderbergh explored in films such as Schizopolis (1996) and Traffic (2000), as well as the 2003 HBO series K Street.