Sentence examples for experience of friends from inspiring English sources

"I knew from the experience of friends working at UK universities that they always have a lot to do whenever they are preparing for QAA visits," he said.

If he had left a message telling us that reaching out to other people had always mattered most to him, it would not have brought the same comfort (or, I think, have been as meaningful) as the shared experience of friends and family sharing that same conclusion.

While promoting his role as Dominic in the Tim Story directed flick, which was inspired by Steve Harvey's New York Times bestseller, Act Like A Lady Think Like A Man, Ealy opened up to the Huffington Post about his past experience of friends being involved with his relationships.

Concerns about the incurability of TB continue, even though there is widespread first-hand experience of friends or neighbours being fully cured following a diagnosis of TB.

Most reported that they had heard of Tamiflu© either in the news or on TV, and a few had experience of friends or family taking it.

For the fictional historical narrative, she relied upon experiences of friends and family from the Victorian Age to the 1930s.

Having said this, I have also witnessed at close hand the experiences of friends and family who have been the victims of discriminatory behaviour in their own workplaces.

PAGE E1 ME TALK CREEPY ONE DAY David Sedaris became famous by finding the comic nugget in the experiences of friends and family, then carving and polishing them into a shiny, funny anecdote (with the possible help of a little embellishment).

"Probably more than in the West, we prefer to believe that it doesn't exist," said Ms. Dhawan, the screenwriter, who said she had drawn from the experiences of friends.

Most of my advice is a distillation of my experience on the academic job market as well as the experiences of friends and colleagues.

Earlier Bleached songs, she says, were about avoidance, her writing about the experiences of friends or others to distract from herself.