Sentence examples for experience stretched from inspiring English sources

Barry Goldwater's executive experience stretched back to 1929, when he took over his family's department store chain "Goldwater's" after finishing school at the University of Arizona.

Work experience stretched across the entire spectrum of 1 year to over 31 years and was consistent with the occupations and ages of respondents.

I can sense that vast gulf of experience stretching between us.

Donald Rumsfeld brought government and international experience stretching back to the Ford administration.

My baseball experience stretches back a bit, and I can't quite get my mind around this new and widespread swing-and-sit-down style of ball.

With experience stretching well beyond the voluntary sector, including public appointments in areas like education and health, most recently as a non-executive director of NHS North West, he says his vantage points are broad, giving him a solid perspective on what has improved – and what still needs to be fixed.

A German colleague whose Olympic experience stretches back to 1968 said that he and his compatriots had been astonished by the friendliness of their hosts: not just the games makers but the soldiers manning the security checkpoints with a good-humoured efficiency that does not always come easily to those who spend their working lives manning x-ray scanners.

All women who have given birth vaginally experience stretching of their vaginal tissue.

Some time after his return, and before 293, Diocletian transferred command of the war against Carausius from Maximian to Flavius Constantius, a former Governor of Dalmatia and a man of military experience stretching back to Aurelian's campaigns against Zenobia (272 73).

People with light skin are also more likely to experience stretch marks.

He turns 80 on Wednesday; his beloved wife, Raisa, died 12 years ago; and his personal memory bank is loaded with experiences stretching from Stalin's prime to the collapse of Communism.