Sentence examples for experience passing from inspiring English sources

Add innocence (the second innocence) per experience, passing by way of lions.

On Wednesday, they had another shared experience, passing through two magnetometers on their way to the fourth floor of 346 Broadway, where court cases tend to move swiftly and are often disposed of with small fines or conditional discharges.

Ms. Tryon was correct and caring, yet with a little more lingering at the connective passages and some white heat at the climaxes, what was on Saturday a pleasant experience, passing easily by, might have become something else altogether.

In these terms, I am not staging the Russian experience or the British experience passing from one nation to another, it is the experience of people in the war in general.

The Islamic Sufi fana experience ("passing away") is sometimes described as an unconscious state, and the Sufi might become purely unconscious upon finding God, in wajd (Schimmel, 1975, 178 79).

While Google's entry into this arena has long been a whisper in the Valley, this is a stake in the ground for the company that it wants to own everything from the hardware all the way up to the end-user experience, passing through the development layer and others on the way there.

According to the authors, "if an experience passes without leaving a trace, it might just as well not have happened".

The Mexican War, in which so many future generals of the Civil War received their experience, passed Sherman by; he was stranded in California as an administrative officer.

Late last month, the L.P.G.A. revealed the policy, which would have required that tour players with two years of experience pass an oral exam in basic English by the end of 2009.

Similarly, 4/27 (16%) of MOs with more than 1 year of trauma experience passed the quiz (P > 0.25, NS).

The safety and efficacy of Chinese herbal medicines have been proven through experience passed on from generation to generation in China.