Sentence examples for experience has come from inspiring English sources

MELBOURNE, Australia — Like a good dessert, my Australian Open experience has come to an end.

Donnelly says his international experience has come in useful at BIS, working in a global economy.

In her new job, the international experience has come in handy.

The sole practical experience has come from the release of the nerve gas Sarin in a Tokyo subway (1994) and the inhalational anthrax discovered in Florida (2001).

That means more than 30percentt of his N.F.L. experience has come since he last played the Giants.

His limited major league experience has come on two teams, the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2011 and the Oakland Athletics in 2012.

Enter Shula, who had never been a head coach and whose coaching experience had come entirely in the NFL.

And Mr. Muskie's experience had come earlier: he was one of Maine's senators at the time that Hubert H. Humphrey picked him.

Ms. Hughes's broadcasting experience had come from running WHUR, the station of Howard University, the prestigious and predominantly black university in Washington.

Actually, my first taste of what we now refer to as the globalization experience had come a decade earlier, courtesy of the United States military, but that didn't really count.

Our understanding of the past has been hugely enlarged and deepened; whole classes of people, and large categories of experience, have come into view as never before.