Sentence examples for experience sent from inspiring English sources

"That experience sent a lot of people away from the city, but it brought me back.

Rossen Dimitrov, the airline's "senior vice president of customer experience", sent his email, revealed to the Daily Star, on Sunday.

He was allowed one final political assignment of importance in March 2003, when Putin, using Primakov's Arab experience, sent him to Baghdad to try to persuade Saddam Hussein to make enough concessions to stop the impending US invasion.

He is the survivor of a cancer that almost killed him, and tells how that experience sent him back to Italy in new engagement with the Roman obsession with death.

In a speech to the North of England education conference in Nottingham, he suggested that teacher training was not up to scratch, with trainees being tutored by individuals who had little up-to-date school experience, sent into the classroom without advice on behaviour or how to dress and left to "flounder" without support from more senior staff.

The other issue is that there's no MVP for hardware, companies like Apple who create beautiful products with beautiful user experience sent that ship sailing for us".

But words can also capture the essence of experience, send a message about shared humanity and express anger at injustice.

Saudi Arabia has been involved in air strikes against insurgents in Syria for the past six month but, following its experience sending ground troops into Yemen, now seems ready to see boots on the ground in Syria.

When Treslove is attacked by a mugger who mutters something like, "You're Jules," or possibly, "You Jew!," the experience sends him on a long exploration of the nature of Jewishness, culturally, socially and politically.

And, crucially, what message will its Egyptian experience send to similar groups around the region.

Peter and I and all the other models agree that the runway experience "sends chills down your spine".