Sentence examples for experience of entering from inspiring English sources

The experience of entering one of these places can be overwhelming.

Read a blog by teacher Victoria Najafi on her experience of entering and winning the competition in 2011.

His images captured the heady experience of entering rooms rather than humdrum details of collections and fabrics.

Margaret Simon is such a relatable character - smart, honest, neurotic - and her experience of entering adolescence is as awkward as anybody's, which is comforting.

The cult hit Rez, released in 2001, was perhaps never bettered as an experience of entering the music itself, of letting you feel at one with the music.

But it was only in 2002 that a video game managed to equal the immersive experience of entering a fantasy world like Lord of the Rings or The Belgaraid.

This study aimed to explore new graduates' experiences of entering the nursing workforce in NSW, Australia, and to identify factors that impact on their transition to the workforce, satisfaction and likelihood of retention.

The objective of the current article is to describe the experiences of entering into orphanhood from the perspectives of Ugandan youth orphaned by HIV/AIDS.

The second deals with students at the opposite end of the spectrum of student experience; that of entering undergraduates taking their first class in anthropology and assisted by a linked course designed to initiate them into disciplinary literary practices.

Indeed, Westerners exposed to Russian media narratives experience the sensation of entering an alternative reality.

Only just over half are following an apprenticeship programme; the rest are trying to learn about a particular occupation in college, though without work experience their chances of entering the labour market are much reduced.