Sentence examples for experience mean from inspiring English sources

What did the experience mean for you?

Before anyone could accuse of you being shallow or cruel, hint that her age and experience mean she's perfect for her role in the play.

If the Court does return to this field, it might shed some more light on what "tradition" and "experience" mean in this area.

How does a first date at 80 compare with a date at 18? Does a lifetime's experience mean late-blooming love is more tender, more considerate, than the intoxication and pyrotechnics of youth?

And while Lundqvist has the edge in playoff experience, having played 42 more career playoff games than Rask, Bruins Coach Claude Julien has not seen that experience mean much through two games.

"I have worked with Samir for the last eight years and know his exceptional talent and experience mean that I leave the business in hugely capable hands," Mr. Gulliver said.

More life experience means more interesting conversations.

"Their experience means a lot," Carter said.

Experience means that the ground is prepared.

Then again, if my own experience means anything, maybe not.

This experience means they can get financial backing.