Sentence examples for experience on several from inspiring English sources

In my experience on several Canadian outings, whale-watching is a wonderful experience.

At 35, with experience on several teams and in a few positions, Zeile was mature enough to make the transition.

After work experience on several papers – including the Observer, Tthe Independent, the Times and Scotland on Sunday – she ended up working on the Daily Express business section.

Michael Ondaatje, whose novel "The English Patient" became an Oscar-winning film, said his own experience on several documentary projects had taught him about the power of seemingly small decisions.

Particle's about page describes the company as follows — flagging up "great Apple relationships" and experience on several key Apple products.

We also report some computational experience on several randomly generated instances that shows that our approach can obtain better line designs and handle instances of larger size than some other procedures taken from the literature.

Drug discovery in academia, because of the financial constraints, is on a much smaller scale than industry and therefore allows "hands-on" experience of several stages in the process as well as more extensive training in a single area.

In 'Practical Developmental Biology', students were not only given hands-on experience of several key laboratory model organisms (zebrafish, chickens, fruit flies among others), they were also given the opportunity to observe embryonic development for themselves through the regular monitoring of externally-developing zebrafish embryos and the "windowing" of fertilised chicken eggs.

Carl Skutsch argues in "Empty House" (Op-Ed, Aug. 21) that respectable, law-abiding citizens are being treated like criminals as they try to play poker in New York City, directly in contrast to the incredible popularity the game is experiencing on several television channels and in five casinos upstate.

Using a recent building project as an exemplar, Dr. Bavier shares her work as dean, and Mr. Bavier, as an architect specializing in education facilities, shares his planning and design experiences on several academic facilities.

The authors' project experiences on several structures indicate that mapping defects by visual identification of corrosion-induced anomalies in concrete is a much more accurate way of mapping defects.